New in the project & problem

[Iker Pedrosa]

Hi team,

I'm new to the project and I have been looking at the documentation that is available
in pagure on how to start contributing to it. So far I have been able to configure,
compile, install and launch the unit tests but I'm stuck with the integration tests.
Whenever I execute the command to launch them (make intgcheck) I get the following error:
You must have the header file http_parser.h installed to build sssd
with secrets responder. If you want to build sssd without secret responder
then specify --without-secrets when running configure.

The problem is that I don't know if I should deactivate secrets responder. Which would
be the impact if I disable it? I've been reading the man page and it states that this
is a way of not exposing sensitive key material, but it's not clear for me if I would
have this type of data in an integration test. Moreover, how do I apply this
configuration? Am i right if I suppose that it should be applied when configuring the
compilation (reconfig --without-secrets && chmake)?

[Sumit Bose]

On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 10:27:47AM -0000, Iker Pedrosa wrote:
>  Hi team,
>  
>  I'm new to the project and I have been looking at the documentation that is available
> in pagure on how to start contributing to it. So far I have been able to configure,
> compile, install and launch the unit tests but I'm stuck with the integration tests.
> Whenever I execute the command to launch them (make intgcheck) I get the following error:
>  You must have the header file http_parser.h installed to build sssd
>  with secrets responder. If you want to build sssd without secret responder
>  then specify --without-secrets when running configure. 
Hi,

it might be most easy to install the missing package with the header
file. It should be called 'http-parser-devel' on Fedora or RHEL systems
and 'libhttp-parser-dev' on Debian based systems.

HTH

bye,
Sumit

>  
>  The problem is that I don't know if I should deactivate secrets responder. Which
> would be the impact if I disable it? I've been reading the man page and it states that
> this is a way of not exposing sensitive key material, but it's not clear for me if I
> would have this type of data in an integration test. Moreover, how do I apply this
> configuration? Am i right if I suppose that it should be applied when configuring the
> compilation (reconfig --without-secrets && chmake)?
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[Iker Pedrosa]

Hi,

Thank you very much Sumit, it has worked. I have had to install many other
packages after that one but they have been easy to find.

El lun., 28 oct. 2019 a las 8:29, Sumit Bose (<sbose(a)redhat.com>) escribió:

>  On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 10:27:47AM -0000, Iker Pedrosa wrote:
>  > Hi team,
>  >
>  > I'm new to the project and I have been looking at the documentation that
>  is available in pagure on how to start contributing to it. So far I have
>  been able to configure, compile, install and launch the unit tests but I'm
>  stuck with the integration tests. Whenever I execute the command to launch
>  them (make intgcheck) I get the following error:
>  > You must have the header file http_parser.h installed to build sssd
>  > with secrets responder. If you want to build sssd without secret
>  responder
>  > then specify --without-secrets when running configure.
>
>  Hi,
>
>  it might be most easy to install the missing package with the header
>  file. It should be called 'http-parser-devel' on Fedora or RHEL systems
>  and 'libhttp-parser-dev' on Debian based systems.
>
>  HTH
>
>  bye,
>  Sumit
>
>  >
>  > The problem is that I don't know if I should deactivate secrets
>  responder. Which would be the impact if I disable it? I've been reading the
>  man page and it states that this is a way of not exposing sensitive key
>  material, but it's not clear for me if I would have this type of data in an
>  integration test. Moreover, how do I apply this configuration? Am i right
>  if I suppose that it should be applied when configuring the compilation
>  (reconfig --without-secrets && chmake)?
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