Hi !

#277 suggest that you can mange to connect to Active Directory and map profiles to groups using ldap-ol-with-roles. Could you provide additionnal information or update the documentation ?
Is it working at all ?
Thank you !

If you are seeing the "Bad configuration option: usekeychain" error during a git command, it may be because Git isn't running the Apple-installed version of SSH. To ensure that you know which version of ssh is called from git, set an environment variable:

GIT_SSH="/usr/bin/ssh"

More generally, any wrapper of SSH could cause this kind of error. So I'd suggest checking which SS

The config file is currently mandatory. Some parts of cashierd can be configured via environment variables (I'm really not sure why I did this) but ideally the config should be entirely settable using cmdline flags and the config file should be optional.

The current console logging (e.g., which is shown in docker logs command) has very little information helpful to the users.

• Print date/time, severity, and the source module information to each line. Optionally we could add coloring when printing to a tty.
• Print the current version and configuration summary (e.g., if UnionRemoteSet is used, show the individual remote sets) whe

I believe that I figured this out by looking through the "issues" but it might be useful to update the readme to indicate that you need to check the NON-DEFAULT option Use Git and optional Unix tools from the Windows Command Prompt. It does indicate in the installation to not check that unless you understand the implications (not sure I do) of a couple typical dos utilities (find and sort) bei

Feedback from @serialx.

The geofront-cli ssh command currently takes the remote alias instead of its actual DNS/IP address. It makes hard to use geofront-cli ssh command as a drop-in replacement of the existing ssh command.

It would be nice to show in the docs how fabric could utilize ghost to read keys:

import ghost
from fabric import run, env

stash = ghost.Stash(ghost.Storage(...), ...)
env.key = stash.get('ssh_key')['value']['key']
env.host_string = stash.get('ssh_key')['value']['conn']
...

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