[jbosstools-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (JBIDE-15847) OpenShift Explorer: OpenShift Enterprise: Refreshing domain has no effect

[Andre Dietisheim (JIRA)]

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Andre Dietisheim edited comment on JBIDE-15847 at 11/4/13 8:45 AM:
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The reason for this to happen is a "rename" of the user in OSE due to using LPDAP/Kerberos. I create the connection using *<redhat-user>*. The user being stored in OSE is "renamed", "automcompleted". When querying OSE for the user of the domain I get *<redhat-user at redhat.com>*.
According to Brenton Leanhardt this is due to a misconfigured backend. The user-rewrite happens because OSE is not configured using *KrbLocalUserMapping On*

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01:43:53 PM) adietish: bleanhar: ok. in your appreciation, do you think that this is unique to our setup or may this happen for customers?
(01:43:56 PM) bleanhar: it's sort of a mess to rename users so I'm betting they never added it after we learned about this
(01:44:24 PM) bleanhar: adietish: it's sort of an edge case.  I would _highly_ recommend customers use 'KrbLocalUserMapping On' in their environments
(01:44:28 PM) bleanhar: it's now the default
(01:44:33 PM) adietish: bleanhar: ok, gotcha, so if I read you right the user-renaming can be avoided via this config?
(01:45:55 PM) bleanhar: adietish: correct, this problem can (and should be) avoided
(01:45:59 PM) bleanhar: I'll follow up with IT
(02:43:15 PM) bleanhar: adietish: I just verified with IT that they do _not_ have 'KrbLocalUserMapping On' set.  That explains why @redhat.com is being appended to the usernames.
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      was (Author: adietish):
    The reason for this to happen is a "rename" of the user in OSE due to using LPDAP/Kerberos. I create the connection using *<redhat-user>*. The user being stored in OSE is "renamed", "automcompleted". When querying OSE for the user of the domain I get *<redhat-user at redhat.com>*.
According to Brenton Leanhardt this is due to a misconfigured backend. The user-rewrite happens because OSE is not configured using *KrbLocalUserMapping On*

{quote}
01:43:53 PM) adietish: bleanhar: ok. in your appreciation, do you think that this is unique to our setup or may this happen for customers?
(01:43:56 PM) bleanhar: it's sort of a mess to rename users so I'm betting they never added it after we learned about this
(01:44:24 PM) bleanhar: adietish: it's sort of an edge case.  I would _highly_ recommend customers use 'KrbLocalUserMapping On' in their environments
(01:44:28 PM) bleanhar: it's now the default
(01:44:33 PM) adietish: bleanhar: ok, gotcha, so if I read you right the user-renaming can be avoided via this config?
(01:45:55 PM) bleanhar: adietish: correct, this problem can (and should be) avoided
(01:45:59 PM) bleanhar: I'll follow up with IT
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> OpenShift Explorer: OpenShift Enterprise: Refreshing domain has no effect
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>                 Key: JBIDE-15847
>                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-15847
>             Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: openshift
>    Affects Versions: 4.1.1.Beta1, 4.2.0.Alpha1
>            Reporter: Andre Dietisheim
>            Assignee: Andre Dietisheim
>             Fix For: 4.1.1.Beta1, 4.2.0.Alpha1
>
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