Tests: add follow-symlinks to sed for nsswitch #6975
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The multihost/alltests/test_automount_from_bash.py test module runs a sed against /etc/nsswitch.conf which convers it from a link to a file. This causes issues with authselect in later tests resulting in test errors. This can be fixed by adding the --follow-symlinks option. The restore() from the fixture should return the config to it's original content.
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The multihost/alltests/test_automount_from_bash.py test module runs a sed against /etc/nsswitch.conf which convers it from a link to a file. This causes issues with authselect in later tests resulting in test errors. This can be fixed by adding the --follow-symlinks option.
The restore() from the fixture should return the config to it's original content.