Directory cause performance issues in kadmind or kpasswdd. kpasswd
clients in particular are often intolerant of delays.
+ Any time an Active Directory password change fails, queue the change
+ instead of failing it, rather than trying to distinguish between local
+ errors that should fail the change and errors that should be queued.
+ The previous logic was very Stanford-specific.
+
krb5-sync-backend supports a new flag, -d, which specifies the
location of the queue directory, changing the default of
/var/spool/krb5-sync.