The founder's first real run stopped at ResolverError on all checks: real tokens
belong to an LDAP user and the archived resolver names the in-cluster directory.
Restored LLDAP now joins the database's network-free namespace, archived resolver
addresses are repointed to loopback in the disposable copy only (any other address
is refused), and the checks call POST /validate/check by user and realm as KeyCape
does. Fifteen native fixture tests pass (HOTP and TOTP+PIN, negatives, bundle).
Also covers the user-to-token resolver and the encrypted bind password.
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The MFA launcher called m.preflight() but the module only exposed pi.preflight,
so its catch-all reported a generic preflight failure before any key prompt.
Add preflight() and execute the launcher's own snippet in the tests.
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isolated-privacyidea-mfa.py restores the privacyIDEA database in the accepted
network-none stage and runs privacyIDEA's own check_serial_pass three times in
separate processes: wrong key, wrong code, the owner's code. The serial list is
terminal-only; receipts carry booleans, categories and a serial hash. A first
fixture run was vacuous (PRIVACYIDEA_CONFIGFILE overrode the wrong-key config);
the probe now fixes the variable and asserts the key path. Eight native fixture
tests pass (HOTP, TOTP with PIN, negatives, encrypted bundle). The user-to-token
resolver is not proven here and is recorded as such. T19 awaits the founder run.
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