SSSD Maintained?

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Does anytime know if the maintainers of SSSD are still active? There don't
appear to have been any binary uploads for quite some time (March, I
believe), the entire suite was auto-pulled from testing 2 months ago with
no follow-up action, and it looks like there are a couple outstanding CVEs.

I can say that for those using Debian in a corporate or education
environment, the lack of SSSD pretty much makes Debian unusable (it's how
we [used to] plug into Active Directory enterprise auth/account providers).
Do we need to solicit new (or more) maintainers for this? I would step in,
but my bandwidth is limited and I'm not up to speed on the current Debian
package maintenance policies and procedures.

TIA,
-Eric

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<div dir=3D"auto">Does anytime know if the maintainers of SSSD are still ac=
tive? There don&#39;t appear to have been any binary uploads for quite some=
 time (March, I believe), the entire suite was auto-pulled from testing 2 m=
onths ago with no follow-up action, and it looks like there are a couple ou=
tstanding CVEs.<div dir=3D"auto"><br></div><div dir=3D"auto">I can say that=
 for those using Debian in a corporate or education environment, the lack o=
f SSSD pretty much makes Debian unusable (it&#39;s how we [used to] plug in=
to Active Directory enterprise auth/account providers). Do we need to solic=
it new (or more) maintainers for this? I would step in, but my bandwidth is=
 limited and I&#39;m not up to speed on the current Debian package maintena=
nce policies and procedures.=C2=A0</div><div dir=3D"auto"><br></div><div di=
r=3D"auto">TIA,</div><div dir=3D"auto">-Eric</div></div>

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