WIP: Set sssd use_fully_qualified_names False for AD #136
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After a realm join, the sssd.conf by default has this option set to True. This causes AD behavior to differ slightly from IPA and LDAP by requiring AD users be fully qualified with a domain in the username. Forcing this option to False makes all three behave more alike. Resolves: freeipa#135 Signed-off-by: Scott Poore <[email protected]>
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After a realm join, the sssd.conf by default has this option set to True. This causes AD behavior to differ slightly from IPA and LDAP by requiring AD users be fully qualified with a domain in the username. Forcing this option to False makes all three behave more alike.
Resolves: #135