All,
When I was first crafting my sssd.conf file, I very much attempted to
make all my sssd domains upper-case. Because in my (naive) view, an AD
domain is just a Kerberos realm (+ LDAP + nice admin screens).
As you know, Kerberos is very much case-sensitive. (Technically, AD is
not. but the convention in the /etc/krb5.conf file is to always put
Kerberos realms in upper case).
Back to sssd.
When sssd auto-discovered the other parent and child domains, it
discovered them in lower case. I was left with a mix of upper and
lower-case sssd domains. Even worse, the one local AD domain showed up
twice. Once in upper-case (explicitly defined in sssd.conf) and once in
lower-case (auto-discovered).
Eventually, I gave up and went with the (apparently recommended sssd)
convention of lower-case sssd domain names. In the domain definition, I
list the krb5_realm in upper case:
[domain/amer.example.com <
http://amer.example.com>]
...
krb5_realm =
AMER.EXAMPLE.COM <
http://AMER.EXAMPLE.COM>
This is extremely unimportant (lower case works). But is there an
option to auto-discover sssd domains in upper case?
Lukas summarized the case sensitivity and difference between sssd domain
and realm pretty good so just to answer your question - no, we currently
do not have any option to set auto-discovered domain name format.
Spike
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