** Description changed: [SRU] [Impact] Adsys has a fixed timeout for listing the GPOs. This can cause issues on slower machines or in cases with many policies to be listed. Adding a configurable timeout prevents the daemon from timing out the listing process during its execution. [Test Plan] 1. Configure A LOT (this can vary depending on the VM setup) of GPOs in the AD controller; 2. Install adsys on the client, without changing the default settings; 3. Run `adsysctl policy update --all`; 4. With the default timeout, the command should timeout due to not being able to fetch all policies in time; 5. Update adsys configuration file (/etc/adsys.yaml) and increase the gpo_list_timeout; 6. Repeat step 3; 7. With an increased timeout, the command should fetch all policies with no issues; [Where Problems Could Occur] - If misconfigured by the user, the timeout could be insufficient and AD - users would not be allowed to authenticate. + If misconfigured, the timeout could be insufficient and adsys will not + be able to download the GPOs from the provider in time, which would + prevent AD users from authenticating. + + ------------------------------- Upstream PR: https://github.com/ubuntu/adsys/pull/1097
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