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This value can only be touched in the nohzfull case to re-enable cores that by default were not running watchdog, if a kernel lockup was suspected on those cores. The argument value is the standard cpulist format for cpumasks.
Sets maximum total number of pages that a non-privileged user can allocate for pipes before the pipe size gets limited to a single page. Once this limit is reached, new pipes are limited to a single page in size for this user in order to limit total memory usage. Trying to increase the total number of pages using the fcntl function is denied until usage drops below the limit again. The default value allows to allocate up to 1024 pipes at their default size. When set to 0, no limit is applied.
In an Identity Management (IdM) environment, users can optionally log in using multi-factor authentication. The Kerberos ticket from the ticket granting server (TGS) now contains an indicator if two-factor authentication using a standard password in combination with a one-time password (OTP) was used. This enables the administrator to set server-side policies for resources, and the users are allowed to access based upon the type of their logins. For example, the administrator can now allow the user to log in to the desktop either using one- or two-factor authentication, but require two-factor authentication for virtual private networks (VPN) logins. The System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) now allows users with two-factor authentication enabled to authenticate to services either by using a standard password and a one-time password (OTP), or using only a standard password. Optional two-factor authentication enables administrators to configure local logins using a single factor, while other services, like access to VPN gateways, can request both factors.
As a result, during the login, the user can enter either both factors, or optionally only the password. The Kerberos ticket then uses authentication indicators to list the used factors. (BZ#) New SSSD control and status utility. Previously, the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) did not provide a tool to manually check the /etc/sssd/sssd.conf file. As a consequence, the administrator had to find the problem in the configuration file if the service failed to start. This update provides the config-check option of the sssctl command to locate problems in the configuration file. Additionally, SSSD automatically checks the validity of the configuration file after the service starts, and shows level 0 debug messages for incorrect settings.
(BZ#, BZ#) The pki cert-find command now supports revocation strings. Identity Management (IdM) now supports one-time password (OTP) generation when adding a host in the Web UI. Select the Generate OTP check box in the Add host dialog.
After adding the host, a window displays the generated OTP. You can use this password to join the host to the domain.
This procedure simplifies the process and provides a strong OTP. To override the OTP, navigate to the host's details page, click, Action and select Reset One-Time-Password. (BZ#) New ssscache option to mark sudo rules as expired. This update adds support for DNS location management to the Identity Management (IdM) integrated DNS server to improve cross-site implementations. Previously, clients using DNS records to locate IdM servers could not distinguish local servers from servers located in remote geographical locations.
This update enables clients using DNS discovery to find the nearest servers, and to use the network in an optimized way. As a result, administrators can manage DNS locations and assign servers to them in the IdM web user interface and from the command line. Previously, the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) always updated all cached entries after the cache validity timeout passed.
This consumed unnecessarily resources on the client and the server, for entries that have not been changed. SSSD has been enhanced and now checks if the cached entry requires an update. The time stamp values are increased for unchanged entries and stored in the new SSSD database /var/lib/sss/db/timestamps$domain.ldb. This enhancement improves the performance for entries that rarely change on the server side, such as groups. (BZ#) SSSD now supports sudo rules stored in the IdM schema.
Previously, Red Hat Enterprise Linux contained a version of slapi-nis that does not enable user to change their passwords on legacy Identity Management (IdM) clients. As a consequence, users logged in to clients via the slapi-nis compatibility tree could only update their password using the IdM web UI or directly in Active Directory (AD). A patch has been applied to and as a result, users are now able to change their password on legacy IdM clients. (BZ#) The ldapsearch command can now return all operational attributes. Previously, some ways of changing a user's password could update the passwordExpirationTime attribute but not the shadowLastChange attribute. Some systems which can interface with Directory Server, such as Active Directory, expect both attributes to be updated, and therefore this behavior could lead to synchronization errors.
With this update, any change to a user password updates both attributes, and synchronization problems no longer occur. (BZ#) ns-slapd now logs failed operations in the audit log. The System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) has been enhanced to read.conf files from the /etc/sssd/conf.d/ directory. This enables you to use a general /etc/sssd/sssd.conf file on all clients and to add additional settings in further configuration files to suit individual clients. SSSD first reads the common /etc/sssd/sssd.conf file, and then in alphabetical order the other files in /etc/sssd/conf.d/.
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The Identity Management (IdM) documentation has been enhanced and now describes the configuration of IdM clients located in the DNS name space of a trusted Active Directory (AD) domain. Note that this is not a recommended configuration and has some limitations. For example, only password authentication is available to access these clients instead of single sign-on. Red Hat recommends to always deploy IdM clients in a DNS zone different from the ones owned by AD and access IdM clients through their IdM host names. You can now create Pacemaker alert agents to take some external action when a cluster event occurs. The cluster passes information about the event to the agent by means of environment variables. Agents can do anything desired with this information, such as send an email message, log to a file, or update a monitoring system.
For information on configuring alert agents, see the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 High Availability Add-On Reference:. (BZ#1315371) Pacemaker now supports SBD fencing configuration. The SBD daemon integrates with Pacemaker, a watchdog device, to arrange for nodes to reliably self-terminate when fencing is required. This update adds the pcs stonith sbd command to configure SBD in Pacemaker, and it is now also possible to configure SBD from the web UI. SBD fencing can be particularly useful in environments where traditional fencing mechanisms are not possible.
For information on using SBD with Pacemaker, see the following Red Hat Knowledgebase article:. (BZ#) Graceful migration of resources when the pacemakerremote service is stopped on an active Pacemaker Remote node. The CPython interpreter now uses computed goto statements at the main switch statement, which executes Python bytecode.
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Additionally, the presentation of date and software version information is now displayed correctly. The sgrdac utility has been fixed as well and now supports 10-byte Command Descriptor Block (CDB) mode, which allows management of up to 256 logical unit numbers (LUN). (BZ#1170719) New configuration options for SSL/TLS certificate verification for the HTTP clients in the Python standard library. The xz packages have been upgraded to upstream version 5.2.2, which provides several optimization fixes, fixes for race conditions, translations, portability fixes, and also a new stabilized API previously available only for testing. Additionally, this update introduces a new experimental feature controlled by the -flush-timeout option (by default off). When compressing, if more than timeout milliseconds (a positive integer) have passed since the previous flush and reading more input would be blocked, all the pending input data is flushed from the encoder and made available in the output stream. This can be useful if the xz utility is used for compressing data that is streamed over a network.
(BZ#1160193) tapestat has been added to sysstat. Previously, ignoring crashes of blacklisted programs in abrt did not prevent it from creating their core dumps, which were written to disk and then deleted. This approach allowed abrt to notify system administrators of a crash while not using disk space to store unneeded crash dumps. However, creating these dumps only to delete them later was unnecessarily wasting system resources. This update introduces a new configuration option IgnoredPaths in the /etc/abrt/plugins/CCpp.conf configuration file, which allows you to specify a comma-separated list of file system path patterns, for which core dump will not be generated at all.
(BZ#1277848) User and group whitelisting added to abrt. Previously, abrt allowed all users to generate and collect core dumps, which could potentially enable any user to maliciously generate a large number of core dumps and waste system resources. This update adds a whitelisting functionality to abrt, and you can now only allow specific users or groups to generate core dumps. Use the new AllowedUsers = user1, user2. And AllowedGroups = group1, group2. Options in the /etc/abrt/plugins/CCpp.conf configuration file to restrict core dump generation and collection to these users or groups, or leave these options empty to configure abrt to process core dumps for all users and groups. (BZ#1277849) Format of emails sent by ABRT is now configurable.
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(BZ#, BZ#1183088, BZ#1240351) Optimizations in glibc for IBM z Systems z13. The existing XFS global statistics directory has been moved from the /proc/fs/xfs/ directory to the /sys/fs/xfs/ directory while maintaining compatibility with earlier versions with a symbolic link in /proc/fs/xfs/stat. New subdirectories will be created and maintained for statistics per file system in /sys/fs/xfs/, for example /sys/fs/xfs/sdb7/stats and /sys/fs/xfs/sdb8/stats. Previously, XFS runtime statistics were available only per server.
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Now, the quota tools can distinguish between unreachable NFS server and a reachable NFS server without the quota RPC service, and no error is reported in the second case. (BZ#) The /proc/ directory now uses the red-black tree implementation to improve the performance. This update adds the memkind package, which provides a user-extensible heap manager library, built as an extension of the jemalloc memory allocator. This library enables partitioning of the memory heap located between memory types that are defined when the operating system policies are applied to virtual address ranges. In addition, memkind enables the user to control memory partition features and allocate memory with a specified set of memory features selected. (BZ#1210910) Per-port MSI-X support for the AHCI driver.
The Controller Area Network (CAN) protocol kernel modules have been enabled, providing the device interface for CAN device drivers. CAN is a vehicle bus specification originally intended to connect the various micro-controllers in automobiles and has since extended to other areas. CAN is also used in industrial and machine controls where a high performance interface is required and other interfaces such as RS-485 are not sufficient. The functions exported from the CAN protocol modules are used by CAN device drivers to make the kernel aware of the devices and to allow applications to connect and transfer data. Enablement of CAN in the kernel allows the use of third party CAN drivers and applications to implement CAN based systems. (BZ#1311631) Persistent memory support added to kexec-tools.
The crash packages have been upgraded to upstream version 7.1.5, which provides several bug fixes and a number of enhancements over the previous version. Notably, this rebase adds new options such as dis -s, dis -f, sys -i, list -l, new support for Quick Emulator (QEMU) generated Executable and Linkable Format (ELF) vmcores on the 64-bit ARM architectures, and several updates required for support of recent upstream kernels. It is safer and more efficient to rebase the crash packages than to backport selectively the individual patches.
(BZ#) New package: crash-ptdump-command. Capabilities are per-thread attributes used by the Linux kernel to divide the privileges traditionally associated with superuser privileges into multiple distinct units. This update adds support for ambient capabilities to the kernel. Ambient capabilities are a set of capabilities that are preserved when a program is executed using the execve system call. Only capabilities which are permitted and inheritable can be ambient. You can use the prctl call to modify ambient capabilities.
See the capabilities(7) man page for more information about kernel capabilities in general, and the prctl(2) man page for information about the prctl call. (BZ#1165316) cpuid is now available. Previously, the page tables were initiallized serially on Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) systems, based on Intel EM64T, Intel 64, and AMD64 architectures. Consequently, large servers could perform slowly at boot time. With this update, a set of patches has been backported to ensure that memory initialization is mostly done in parallel by node-local CPUs as a part of node activation. As a result, systems with the memory of 16TB to 32TB now boot about two times faster compared to the previous version. (BZ#727269) The Linux kernel now supports Intel MPX.
When the trylock function did not successfully acquire a lock, saving a command name in the ftrace kernel tracer failed. As a consequence, ftrace did not properly print command names in the /sys/kernel/debug/tracing file. With this update, recording of the command names has been fixed, and ftrace now prints command names as expected.
Users are also now able to set the number of stored commands by setting the savedcmdlinessize kernel configuration parameter. (BZ#1117093) The shared memory that was swapped out is now visible in /proc//smaps. Prior to this update, swapped-out shared memory appeared neither in the /proc//status file, nor in the /proc//smaps file.
This update adds per-process accounting of swapped-out shared memory, including sysV shm, shared anonymous mapping and mapping to a tmpfs file. Swapped-out shared memory now appears in /proc//smaps. However, swapped-out shared memory is not reflected in /proc//status, and swapped-out shmem pages therefore remain invisible in certain tools such as procps. (BZ#838926) Kernel UEFI support update. This update adds the support of Remote Direct Memory Access Over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) network protocol timespanning to the mlx4 and mlx5 drivers. RoCE is a mechanism to provide efficient server-to-server data transfer through Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) with very low latencies on lossless Ethernet networks.
RoCE encapsulates InfiniBand (IB) transport in one of two Ethernet packets: - RoCEv1 - dedicated ether type (0x8915) - RoCEv2 - User Datagram Protocol (UDP) and dedicated UDP port (4791). With this update, NetworkManager uses the systemd-hostnamed service to read and write the static host name, which is stored in the /etc/hostname file.
Due to this change, manual modifications done to the /etc/hostname file are no longer picked up automatically by NetworkManager; users should change the system host name through the hostnamectl utility. Also, the use of the HOSTNAME variable in the /etc/sysconfig/network file is now deprecated. (BZ#1367916) NetworkManager now uses a randomized MAC address during wireless network scanning.
The scap-workbench package has been rebased to version 1.1.2, which provides a new SCAP Security Guide integration dialog. The dialog helps the administrator choose a product that needs to be scanned instead of choosing content files. The new version also offers a number of performance and user-experience improvements, including improved rule-searching in the tailoring window, the possibility to fetch remote resources in SCAP content using the GUI, and the dry-run feature.
The dry-run feature enables to user to get oscap command-line arguments to the diagnostics window instead of running the scan. (BZ#1202854) openscap rebased to version 1.2.10. If the exclusiveprefbit argument is added to the multipath Asymmetric Logical Unit Access (ALUA) prioritizer, and a path has the Target Port Group Support (TPGS) pref bit set, multipath makes a path group using only that path and assigns the highest priority to the path.
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Refer to the lvmthin(7) man page for information on thinly-provisioned logical volume and the lvmcache(7) man page for information on LVM cache volumes. (BZ#) device-mapper-persistent-data rebased to version 0.6.2. The -filemap option of the dmstats command now allows the user to easily configure dmstats regions to track I/O operations to a specified file in the file system. Previously, I/O statistics were only available for a whole device, or a region of a device, which limited administrator insight into I/O performance to a per-file basis. Now, the -filemap option enables the user to inspect file I/O performance using the same tools used for any device-mapper device. (BZ#) LVM no longer applies LV polices on external volumes. You can now configure your system to track thin snapshot logical volumes that have been removed by enabling the recordlvshistory metadata option in the lvm.conf configuration file.
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As a result, subscription-manager is now able to display all addresses associated with the network interface. (BZ#) rct now enables displaying only subscription data. With this update, the needs-restarting utility has the new -reboothint option. Running needs-restarting -reboothint outputs a message saying which core packages have been updated since the last boot, if any, and thus whether a reboot is recommended.
This helps the system administrator to find out whether they need to reboot the system to benefit from all updates. Note that the advice is only informational and does not mean it is strictly necessary to reboot the system immediately.
(BZ#) New skipmissingnamesoninstall and skipmissingnamesonupdate options for yum. The skipmissingnamesoninstall and skipmissingnamesonupdate options have been added to yum repository configuration. With skipmissingnamesoninstall set to False in the /etc/yum.conf file, using the yum install command fails if yum cannot find one of the specified packages, groups, or RPM files. With skipmissingnamesonupdate set to False, using the yum update command fails if yum cannot find one of the specified packages, groups, or RPM files, or if they are available, but not installed. (BZ#) New compareproviderspriority option for yum.
Libvirt automatically generates and applies iptables rules appropriate for each type of network it creates. The rules are controlled by forward mode in the configuration of each network. Previously, there was no way for users to disable these automatically generated iptables rules and manually manage the iptables rules.
In the current release, the open network forward mode was added. When specified for a network, libvirt does not generate any iptables rules for the network. As a result, iptables rules added outside the scope of libvirt are not disrupted and users can manually manage iptables rules. (BZ#) open-vm-tools rebased to version 10.0.5. Previously, virt-who consumed one Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 subscription for each registered hypervisor, even when the registered hypervisor was not Red Hat Enterprise Linux-based.
With this update, virt-who creates and uses a new channel named Hypervisor Base for hypervisor registration on Satellite 5. As a result, virt-who now uses the Hypervisor Base channel for newly registered hypervisors and does not consume unnecessary Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 subscriptions. (BZ#) Full support for Diag0c on IBM z Systems. Dynamic languages, database servers, and other tools distributed with Red Hat Software Collections do not replace the default system tools provided with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, nor are they used in preference to these tools.
Red Hat Software Collections uses an alternative packaging mechanism based on the scl utility to provide a parallel set of packages. This set enables optional use of alternative package versions on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. By using the scl utility, users can choose which package version they want to run at any time. Due to an endianness problem, the version of systemd in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 read the device identification bytes in a wrong order, causing the dev/disk/by-id/wwn-. symbolic links to be generated incorrectly. A patch has been applied to put the device identification bytes in the correct order and the symbolic links are now generated correctly.
Any reference that depends on the value obtained from /dev/disk/by-id/wwn-. needs to be modified to work correctly in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 and later. (BZ#) The value of net.unix.maxdgramqlen increased to 512. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 introduced ldconfig.service, which is run at an early stage of the boot process, before non-root file systems are mounted. Before this update, when ldconfig.service was run, links in the /lib/ and /lib64/ directories were removed if they pointed to file systems which were not yet mounted. In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3, ldconfig.service has been removed, and the problem no longer occurs. (BZ#1301990) systemd no longer hangs when many processes terminate in a short interval.
Prior to this update, Directory Server could receive an abandon request for a simple paged results search after the abandon check was completed but before the results were fully sent. In this case, the abandon request was processed while the results were being sent, which caused Directory Server to crash. This update adds a lock which prevents abandon requests from being processed while the results are already being sent, and the crash no longer occurs. (BZ#) Simple paged results search slots are now correctly released after a failure. When Directory Server starts, all present passwords which are encrypted by the Data Encryption Standard (DES) algorithm are automatically converted to use the more secure Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm.
DES-encrypted passwords were previously detected using an internal unindexed search, which was too slow for very large user databases, and in some cases caused the startup process to time out and prevent Directory Server from starting. With this update, only the configuration suffix cn=config is checked for DES passwords, and a new slapi task des2aes is now available, which administrators can run after starting the server to convert passwords to AES on a specific database if needed.
As a result, the server starts up regardless of the size of user databases. (BZ#) Deleting a back end database no longer causes deadlocks. Previously, when several values of the same LDAP attribute were deleted using the ldapmodify command, and at least one of them was added again during the same operation, the equality index was not updated. As a consequence, an exact search for the re-added attribute value did not return that entry.
The logic of the index code has been modified to update the index if at least one of the values in the entry changes, and the exact search for the re-added attribute value now returns the correct entry. (BZ#) Abandon requests in simple paged results searches no longer cause deadlocks. When a persistent search (psearch) was launched by a bind user without sufficient permissions, the access permissions object in cache failed to reset to point the initial pblock structure to the permanent structure. As a consequence, the access control list (ACL) plug-in could crash the server due to a missing pblock object. This update ensures that the initial object is reset to the permanent structure, and Directory Server no longer crashes in this situation. (BZ#) Replication changelog no longer incorrectly skips updates.
If a replica update failed on the consumer side and was followed by another update that succeeded, the consumer's replication status was updated by the successful update, which caused the consumer to seem as if it was up to date. Consequently, the failed update was never retried, leading to data loss. With this update, a replication failure closes the connection and stops the replication session.
This prevents further updates from changing the consumer's replication status, and allows the supplier to retry the failed operation in the next session, avoiding data loss. (BZ#) The LICENSE file now shows correct license information. Previously, when an entry was rejected by multiple back end transaction plug-ins (for example, Auto Membership or Managed Entry) at the same time, the entry cache was left in an inconsistent state. This allowed a search to return the entry even though it was not added.
With this update, the entry cache which stores the Distinguished Name (DN) of the entry is properly cleaned up when an add operation fails, and rejected entries are no longer returned by ldapsearch. (BZ#) Running db2index with no options no longer causes replication failures. When running the db2index script with no options, the script failed to handle on-disk Replica Update Vector (RUV) entries because these entries have no parent entries. The existing RUV was skipped and a new one was generated instead, which subsequently caused the next replication to fail due to an ID mismatch.
This update fixes handling of RUV entries in db2index, and running this script without specifying any options no longer causes replication failures. (BZ#) Directory Server no longer crashes when attempting to remove a busy database. Previously, when a consumer instance was promoted to master, a new element was appended to the end of the replica update vector (RUV). However, when attempting to replicate from the newly promoted master, the remote checked the first element of the RUV instead of the last one, which caused it to abort the replication session due to a duplicate ID. With this update, the RUV is reordered when promoting a replica to a master, and replication from masters which were previously replicas no longer fails.
(BZ#) nsslapd now correctly sets its working directory. Previously, if Identity Management (IdM) established a trust to two different Active Directory (AD) forests which trust each other, and IdM was set up in a DNS subdomain of one of them, the other AD forest reported a name suffix routing conflict between IdM and AD. As a consequence, single sign-on failed between IdM and the AD forest that identified the name routing conflict. A procedure now detects such conflicts when you establish the trust.
If you provide the AD administrator credentials during establishing the trust, an exclusion entry is automatically created to resolve the name suffix routing conflict. As a result, single sign-on works as expected if IdM is deployed in a DNS subdomain of an AD forest. (BZ#1348560) Upgrading from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 to 7.3 no longer fails due to certain multilib SSSD packages. The sssd-common and sssd-krb5-common packages, provided as part of the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD), no longer support multiple architectures. Previously, when the packages were installed in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions, upgrading from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 to 7.3 failed.
To fix this problem, the 32-bit versions of sssd-common and sssd-krb5-common have been removed from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3. This ensures that the upgrade succeeds.
(BZ#1360188) OpenLDAP now correctly sets NSS settings. Previously, using the -setup-dns option with the ipa-replica-install utility always created a DNS zone equal to the primary Identity Management (IdM) domain name as well as zone names for IdM servers, even if such DNS zones already existed on another DNS server. This caused certain problems on the client side if multiple DNS servers incorrectly acted as authoritative servers for a domain. To fix this problem, IdM no longer creates DNS zones if they already exist on other DNS servers. The IdM installer properly detects the conflict, and the installation fails in this situation. (BZ#1343142) The idmaphash module now works correctly when used with other modules. Previously, when a CA lost connection to Thales netHSM, the CRL generation could enter a loop caused by the unavailability of a dependent component, such as HSM or LDAP, in the middle of CRL generation.
Consequently, the process generated a large amount of debug log messages until the CA got restarted. This update provides a fix to slow down the loop, significantly reducing the amount of debug messages generated in the described scenario. (BZ#1308772) KRA no longer fails to recover keys when installed with a Gemalto Safenet LunaSA (HSM). Previously, Directory Server used the default memory allocator provided in the glibc library. This allocator was not efficient enough to handle the Directory Server's malloc and free patterns. Consequently, the Directory Server's memory usage was sometimes very high, which could cause the Out of Memory (OOM) Killer to kill the ns-slapd process. With this update, Directory Server uses the tcmalloc memory allocator.
As a result, the Directory Server's process size is significantly lower and more stable. (BZ#1186512) ns-slapd now correctly prompts for a pin when the pin.txt file is not found. In previous releases, 389-ds-base did not display a prompt asking for a pin if the pin.txt file was not found, due to the fact that systemd captures standard input and output which 389-ds-base was attempting to use. With this update, 389-ds-base detects whether systemd is running on the system during startup, and uses the correct systemd API to display the password prompt if required. Directory Server can therefore be started without a pin.txt file, which allows administrators to keep nssdb passwords away from the system. (BZ#) Replication agreement update status now includes details about replication agreement failures.
As a consequence, the ipa-server-certinstall command failed to install a new certificate for the LDAP and web server when it was signed by an external certificate authority (CA) and the services could not be started. The command has been fixed, and now only tracks certificates issued by the Identity Management (IdM) CA. As a result, the new certificate is installed correctly and the LDAP and web server no longer fail to start in the described scenario. (BZ#1294503) sudo rules now work correctly when defaultdomainsuffix is set or when including a fully-qualified name.
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Previously, the System Security Services Daemon's (SSSD) /usr/lib64/sssd/conf/sssd.conf default configuration file used an auto-configured domain to proxy all requests to the /etc/passwd and /etc/groups files. This proxy configuration failed to integrate with other utilities like realmd or ipa-client-install.
To fix the incompatibilities, the domain/shadowutils proxy configuration has been removed and SSSD now works correctly. (BZ#) Show, find, and export operations in the sssoverride utility now work correctly. Previously, when Identity Management (IdM) was unable to create a cache directory at /.cache/ipa in the home directory, all ipa commands failed. This situation occurred, for example, when the user did not have a home directory.
With this update, IdM is able to continue working even when it cannot create or access the cache. Note that in such situations, ipa commands can take a long time to complete because all metadata must be downloaded repeatedly. (BZ#) Displaying help for the IdM command-line interface no longer takes unexpectedly long. When a user on an Identity Management (IdM) client running IdM version 4.4 executes a command, IdM checks if the server contacted by the client supports the new command schema. Because this information is not cached, the check is performed every time the client contacts the server, which previously prolonged the time required to invoke commands on servers running an earlier version of IdM. If the user executed a new command introduced in IdM 4.4, it sometimes even seemed that the operation would not complete at all, because the server did not recognize the command. This bug has been fixed, and executing IdM commands in the described situation no longer takes unexpectedly long.
(BZ#) Tree-root domains in a trusted AD forest are now marked as reachable through the forest root. To display the certificates issued by a certificate authority (CA), the IdM web UI uses the ipa cert-find command to query the CA name, and then the ipa cert-show command. Previously, ipa cert-show did not use the CA name. As a consequence, attempting to display the details page for a certificate issued by a sub-CA failed with an error in the web UI. This bug has been fixed, and the web UI now displays the details pages for certificates as expected. (BZ#) certmonger no longer fails to request certificates from IdM sub-CAs. When the user executed the ipa otptoken-add command with the -key option to add a new one-time password (OTP) token, the Identity Management (IdM) command line converted the token key provided by the user incorrectly.
Consequently, the OTP token created in IdM was invalid, and attempts to authenticate using the OTP token failed. This update fixes the bug, and OTP tokens created in this situation are valid. (BZ#) Importing an Administrator Certificate into the web browser is now possible using the EE page. Previously, when a Pacemaker cluster was configured with systemd resources and the cluster was stopped, Pacemaker could mistakenly assume that a systemd service had stopped before it actually had stopped. As a consequence, services could be stopped out of order, potentially leading to stop failures. With this update, Pacemaker now correctly interprets systemd responses and systemd services are stopped in the proper order at cluster shutdown.
(BZ#1286316) Pacemaker now distinguishes transient failures from fatal failures when loading systemd units. Previously, Pacemaker treated all errors loading a systemd unit as fatal. As a consequence, Pacemaker would not start a systemd resource on a node where it could not load the systemd unit, even if the load failed due to transient conditions such as CPU load. With this update, Pacemaker now distinguishes transient failures from fatal failures when loading systemd units.
Logs and cluster status now show more appropriate messages, and the resource can start on the node once the transient error clears. (BZ#) Pacemaker now removes node attributes from its memory when purging a node that has been removed from the cluster. Previously, Pacemaker's node attribute manager removed attribute values from its memory but not the attributes themselves when purging a node that had been removed from the cluster. As a result, if a new node was later added to the cluster with the same node ID, attributes that existed on the original node could not be set for the new node. With this update, Pacemaker now purges the attributes themselves when removing a node and a new node with the same ID encounters no problems with setting attributes.
(BZ#) Pacemaker now correctly determines expected results for resources that are in a group or depend on a clone. Previously, when restarting a service, Pacemaker's crmresource tool (and thus the pcs resource restart command) could fail to properly determine when affected resources successfully started. As a result, the command could fail to restart a resource that is a member of a group, or the command could hang indefinitely if the restarted resource depended on a cloned resource that moved to another node. With this update, the command now properly determines expected results for resources that are in a group or depend on a clone. The desired service is restarted, and the command returns. (BZ#1337688) Fencing now occurs when DLM requires it, even when the cluster itself does not.
Previously, the Distributed Lock Manager (DLM) used for cluster communications expected TCP/IP packet delivery and waited for responses indefinitely. As a consequence, if a DLM connection was lost, there was no notification of the problem. With this update, the DLM detects and reports when cluster communications are lost. As a result, DLM communication problems can be identified, and cluster nodes that become unresponsive can be restarted once the problems are resolved. (BZ#1267339) High Availability instances created by non-admin users are now evacuated when a compute instance is turned off.
Pacemaker has the ability to strip sensitive information that matches a given pattern when submitting system information with bug reports, whether directly by Pacemaker's crmreport tool or indirectly via sosreport. However, Pacemaker would only check certain collected files, not log file extracts. Because of this, sensitive information could remain in log file extracts.
With this fix, Pacemaker now checks all collected files when stripping sensitive information and no sensitive information is collected. (BZ#1219188) The corosync memory footprint no longer increases on every node rejoin. In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3, gdbserver has been extended for seamless support of debugging processes from containers. The Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 version of gdbserver newly supports the qXfer:exec-file:read and vFile:setfs packets. However, the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 version of gdb cannot use these packets. The Red Hat Developer Toolset 4.1 (or higher) version of gdb is recommended for use with containers and with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.3 gdbserver. The Red Hat Developer Toolset version of gdbserver can be used as well.
Previously, when using oparchive to store data, the associated samples were not included in the archive. In addition, the oprofile utilities selected data in the current working oprofiledata directory rather than in the archive. Consequently, the opreport and opannote utilities were unable to properly analyze data in an archive generated by oparchive. This update provides a fix for storing the profiling samples in the archive and selecting them for use with archives, and opreport and opannote now work as expected. (BZ#) Events with identical numerical unit masks are now handled by their names.
Previously, when the numanodetocpus function was called on a node which did not have an entry in the sysfs directory, the libnuma library always printed a warning message about an invalid sysfs. Consequently, libnuma printed the confusing warning message also for physically non-existing nodes (for example, for non-contiguous node numbers) and this warning could not be overridden when the function was called using the dlsym interface. With this update, the mentioned warning message is printed just for NUMA nodes that were found during an initial scan but then did not appear in sysfs. As a result, users of libnuma no longer receive the warning message for non-contiguous node numbers. (BZ#1270734) Selection of OpenJDK version family now remembered across updates.
Earlier OpenJDK packages allowed the RC4 cryptographic algorithm to be used when making secure connections using Transport Layer Security (TLS). This algorithm is no longer secure, and it has been disabled in this release. To retain its use, it is necessary to revert to the earlier setting of the jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms of SSLv3, DH keySize /jre/lib/security/java.security file or by adding the following line: jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=SSLv3, DH keySize. Prior to this update, the rescan-scsi-bus.sh tool misinterpreted SCSI device types that were described using more than one word, for example, Medium Changer or Optical Device.
Consequently, when the script was run on systems that had such device types attached, the script printed multiple misleading error messages. With this update, device types described with multiple words are handled correctly, and the proper device-type description is returned to the user without any errors.
(BZ#1298739) Sphinx builds HTML documentation in FIPS mode properly.
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