# Readme for update-ipasam-rpm ## Overview Update-ipasam-rpm is a project that facilitates building a custom rpm with just the one file that samba needs to authenticate users to ipa. ## Update-ipasam-rpm upstream [This repository](https://gitlab.com/bgstack15/ipasam/) is upstream. This is original work. ## Reason for existing The proper `ipa-server-trust-ad` rpm has a large number of dependencies which are not necessary merely when using samba with ipa user authentication, so this project copies that file out and builds a small rpm just for the one file. This makes my samba file server need fewer packages installed. ## Alternatives Install `ipa-server-trust-ad` with all of its dependencies, which is way more than I want to use when I just need ipasam.so. ## Dependencies For any rpm-based system, but primarily AlmaLinux 8, the server that runs the cron job needs a few things: * Http/s access to a package mirror * Https access to [copr](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/) to initiate builds * Https access to [gitlab](https://gitlab.com/bgstack15/ipasam/) to pull ipasam.spec template * Packages: `copr-cli`, `rpmbuild` * Unprivileged user, shown in this documentation as username `copruser` The copr api can be used with a copr user with a generated api key ([Reference 1](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/api/)). ## Files in the project * `~copruser/.config/copr` * `~copruser/.config/ipasam` * `~copruser/bin/update-ipasam-rpm.sh` * `/etc/cron/70_ipasam_cron` * `~copruser/.cache/ipasam.spec` (generated by modifying spec from this repo) * `~copruser/.cache/ipa-server-trust-ad.ver` (generated) * `~copruser/rpmbuild/SRPMS/iapsam*.srpm` (generated) ## Usage * Create user `copruser` or other unprivileged user as desired. * Deploy the non-generated files from this repository to the above locations and inspect the config files. * Prepare a user on the [copr](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/) and generate an api key and place in file `~copruser/.config/copr`. * Run the command manually to see it operate. ~/bin/update-ipasam-rpm.sh * Visit your copr project to see the ipasam rpm that you built! ## Differences from upstream N/A ## References 1. [COPR API introduction](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/api/)