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Tips and Tricks

Using NFS for shared folders

It is possible to setup NFS shared folders by exporting SSSD_TEST_SUITE_NFS variable or setting a shared folder in the configuration file. However you need to make sure that NFS is installed and firewall is setup correctly on your machine.

# dnf install -y firewalld
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=nfs
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=mountd
# firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=rpc-bind
# systemctl reload firewalld.service

Importing LDIF to the LDAP server

You can provision the LDAP server with a custom LDIF file with:

./sssd-test-suite provision ldap --clear path-to-ldif-file

There are some prepared LDIF files at ./provision/ldif.

Re-use prepared vagrant boxes

We have prepared a sssd-vagrant group on vagrant cloud where we put already provisioned boxes that can be used directly on your machine. The guests are provisioned and require only enrolling to domains with ./sssd-test-suite provision enroll.

Unfortunately, the Windows licence prohibits us from distributed prepared Windows machines so these still needs to be created from scratch.

To setup all machines, run:

$ ./sssd-test-suite up -s
$ ./sssd-test-suite provision guest all
$ ./sssd-test-suite provision enroll all

If you need only the Linux machines, you can use:

$ ./sssd-test-suite up ipa ldap client -s
$ ./sssd-test-suite provision enroll ipa ldap client