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Send uid rather than username when authenticating via EXTERN #48
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This helps in docker where the /etc/passwd on the container side may not match the host one, so verification will fail. There is no advantage of giving the username here anyway, its just less efficient.
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lgtm! |
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Any update on this PR? |
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@crosbymichael Its not really required for current docker. It was needed when i used dbus to talk to the dockerinit. Still, I think it is the right thing to do. |
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This has been merged into github.com/godbus/dbus. |
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This helps in docker where the /etc/passwd on the container side
may not match the host one, so verification will fail. There is
no advantage of giving the username here anyway, its just less
efficient.