5 Mar 2012 16:02
ldap 2.4
Collins Richey <crichey <at> gmail.com>
2012-03-05 15:02:42 GMT
2012-03-05 15:02:42 GMT
Greetings to all. Here's one to break the deafening silence on the list. Have any of you worked with ldap 2.4? We have a much older version of ldap in production on old out-of-warranty servers. We have several servers at more than one site using master/slave and the old slurpd method of replication. We only use ldap for linux login authentication (including host access controls). I've transferred the ldif of our existing system to a new oel6 (equivalent to rhel6 centos6 sl6) server at the latest maintenance level, and the server works normally at first, but there are a couple of glitches that are impeding progress. We don't yet have a maintenance agreement for the new server, so I can't pursue these problems with the vendor. The almighty google has not thus far yielded any nuggets of wisdom. I'm wondering if any of you have any ideas? 1. The standard /etc/init.d/slapd start script has a couple of gotchas that I've patched temporarily. The script attempts to crate a hard link to the pidfile that fails, and this prevents 'service slapd stop' from working. 2. I can't find any way to get anything written to the logfile at any error level. The only google references I can find just talk about the error leverls. 3. When I add the necessary parameters to slapd.conf to enable(Continue reading)
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