RESPONDER: use proper context for getDomains() #7320
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Request was created on a long term responder context, but a callback for this request tries to access memory that is allocated on a short term client context. So if client disconnects before request is completed, then callback dereferences already freed memory. Resolves: SSSD#7319
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Request was created on a long term responder context, but a callback for this request tries to access memory that is allocated on a short term client context. So if client disconnects before request is completed, then callback dereferences already freed memory.
Resolves: #7319