Fixed with 7a9bee06e2bc5bcc75659e9a46bdffa870951d7a

fixedin: => 0.6.0
resolution: => fixed
status: new => closed

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What's the extent of the "affects doc" tag here? Is it just a case of updating the man pages to read " in the local domain" instead of just ""? e.g., creating a new group with sss_groupadd can only add a group to the local domain. I'm assuming of course that this goes beyond creating users.

thanks

Before we made this change, the sss_* tools would try to manage users and groups in the internal SSSD domain if it belonged there, otherwise it would internally invoke the traditional shadow-utils tools and operate on /etc/passwd and /etc/group.

As of this patch, we no longer do that (we agreed that it was potentially dangerous to manipulate features we don't own)

So if the docs referred to this implicit invocation of shadow-utils, it needed to be updated. If it does not, then you need take no action.

Thanks again sgallagh

Noted in the doc.

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