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Probing: * Probing DNS for Kerberos and LDAP configuration. To be added as a button for one-time use. - Use SRV RRs for LDAP, a la nss_ldap: _ldap._tcp.<DOMAIN> = priority weight port server (see RFC 2782) Convert <DOMAIN> to base DN using DC components in the way just about everything does (example.com -> "dc=example,dc=com") - Use SRV RRs for Kerberos realms, a la locate_kdc.c: _kerberos._udp.<REALM> = priority weight port server (see RFC 2782) We have the realm, a server name, and the port number. Use all of them. _kerberos-master._udp.<REALM> = priority weight port server (see RFC 2782) We have the realm, the admin server name, and the port number. * Probing for NIS servers and domains using broadcast RPC (servers can be done by calling the NULL function for the ypserv program, and we've only got YPPROC_DOMAIN for checking if a server supports a given domain). To be added as a button for one-time use. * An easy-to-parse way to dump what we think the current configuration is (for anaconda to use if we want to add probing for default options at install-time).
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