When creating a user account in Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), the libuser library used the value of the "gecos" attribute as the default value of the "cn" attribute. When the "gecos" attribute was empty, this made the value of "cn" invalid, and the creation of the user account failed. With this update, the user name of the account is stored in the "cn" attribute if the "gecos" attribute is empty, thus allowing successful creation of the user account.

When populating a home directory by copying files from the /etc/skel directory, libuser ignored the "set user-id" and "set group-id" flags. This made it impossible to set up group-shared directories in a home directory. With this update, the "set user-id" and "set group-id" flags are preserved.

Previously, when searching for the user or group account information in files of certain sizes, the libuser library could terminate unexpectedly with a segmentation fault. A patch has been applied to address this issue, and crashes no longer occur in the aforementioned scenario.