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Description of problem:
When authconfig is given the --ldapserver argument it will fail with an "Invalid LDAP URI" when two (or more, presumably) ldaps:// servers are passed.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
authconfig-6.2.8-8.el7.x86_64
How reproducible:
Only when specific arguments are given.
Authconfig succeeds with any of:
--ldapserver server1.domain.com,server2.domain.com
--ldapserver server1.domain.com,ldaps://server2.domain.com
--ldapserver ldaps://server1.domain.com
but it fails with:
--ldapserver ldaps://server1.domain.com,ldaps://server2.domain.com
and any other variation of spaces, commas, quotes, etc that I could think of to pass two ldaps:// urls
Steps to Reproduce:
1. authconfig --update --nostart --enableldap --enableldapauth --disableldaptls --ldapserver ldaps://server1.domain.com,ldaps://server2.domain.com
Actual results:
authconfig: Invalid LDAP URI.
Expected results:
authconfig adds both servers to the config files without error.
Additional info:
The exact same syntax was working fine in EL6 (and earlier).