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Review & edit AD direct integration ext auth user story #3056
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# {project-package-install} sssd adcli realmd ipa-python-compat krb5-workstation samba-common-tools | ||
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Confirmed in https://issues.redhat.com/browse/SAT-26355 and in RHEL AD integration docs.
While reviewing the existing docs with SSSD Engineering, we noticed that the existing procedures use both Samba and SSSD to integrate with AD. That’s something that deserves a closer look because SSSD "should" be enough to perform the join and it seems impractical to use both. This is why I’m going to pause my efforts in reviewing the whole scenario and close this PR. For the immediate future, I’ll only focus on fixing bugs that we currently track for the existing procedures and also on minor doc improvements, such as introductions. I’ll open a new PR for that. I want to keep this one as is for future reference. |
Should we open an issue to be reminded of it? |
I have one downstream: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/SAT-26039 Let me know if that's not enough. |
A follow-up on #2938: The goal is to cover the AD user story from beginning to end and make sure it's easy to read and follow.
Also, a follow-up on #2737 which I'm taking over from @adamlazik1.
Please cherry-pick my commits into: