Re: understanding ldap

2013-06-25 Thread Michael Ströder
Howard Chu wrote: Michael Ströder wrote: Rodney Simioni wrote: /etc/openldap/ldap.conf # this config file is openldap server's ldap config file? No, it's a LDAP client config. Mostly likely for OpenLDAP ldap* command-line tools but sometimes also for other components. /etc/ldap.conf #

understanding ldap

2013-06-24 Thread Rodney Simioni
Please correct me if I am wrong. These questions are stemming from a Red Hat Linux Server. /etc/openldap/ldap.conf # this config file is openldap server's ldap config file? /etc/ldap.conf # This config file is for ldap's clients? If I want to test test if LDAP is configured with

Re: understanding ldap

2013-06-24 Thread Dan White
On 06/24/13 13:48 -0400, Rodney Simioni wrote: These questions are stemming from a Red Hat Linux Server. /etc/openldap/ldap.conf # this config file is openldap server's ldap config file? That file would be utilized by the OpenLDAP clients and client libraries. Do 'man ldap.conf' and

Re: understanding ldap

2013-06-24 Thread Michael Ströder
Rodney Simioni wrote: /etc/openldap/ldap.conf # this config file is openldap server's ldap config file? No, it's a LDAP client config. Mostly likely for OpenLDAP ldap* command-line tools but sometimes also for other components. /etc/ldap.conf # This config file is for ldap's clients?

Re: understanding ldap

2013-06-24 Thread Howard Chu
Michael Ströder wrote: Rodney Simioni wrote: /etc/openldap/ldap.conf # this config file is openldap server's ldap config file? No, it's a LDAP client config. Mostly likely for OpenLDAP ldap* command-line tools but sometimes also for other components. /etc/ldap.conf # This config file is