When using the LDAP identity backend, stack.sh fails
during the create_keystone_accounts phase when trying
to verify the newly created demo user.
This is caused by a BadRequestException from the
Keystone API with the error, 'enabled' is a required
property. The error occurs because the default LDAP
user object created by the DevStack scripts does not
contain an attribute that Keystone can map to its
mandatory enabled property.
This change fixes the issue by adding
user_enabled_emulation = True to the domain-specific
LDAP configuration in the create_ldap_domain function.
This tells Keystone to assume a user is enabled if
the attribute is not explicitly defined in their LDAP
entry, which resolves the schema incompatibility and
allows the script to complete successfully.
Signed-off-by: Grzegorz Grasza <xek@redhat.com>
Change-Id: I15ddf0b88ee93615c318d4845a026ca1e25c3e69
(cherry picked from commit e221349e56)
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