SSSD / sssd

#2415 Configuration validation
Closed: Duplicate Opened by ptman.

Closed: Duplicate
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I think it would make a lot of sense to be able to check a configuration file before restarting sssd, in order to catch incorrectly named configuration options and other problems. sshd -t and visudo -cf are examples of other pieces of authentication related components that offer such a checking feature.

It would also help a lot with configuration management such as puppet or ansible to prevent bad configs from ever reaching production.

I tried turning on full debugging and running sssd -i -c sssd.conf , but that was not helpful.

Thanks for the report. This looks as a duplicate to #2269 - are you ok with closing your version of the issue?

I can't believe I missed that. I tried to find an existing ticket, I promise ;)

Sure, go ahead and close.

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status: new => closed

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