Hi all,
Thanks for your help, i created another domain and from my slapcat output i get
this
dn: dc=mycompnay,dc=com
objectClass: dcObject
objectClass: organization
o: mycompany
dc: mycompany
structuralObjectClass: organization
entryUUID: e235aa56-cd4a-102e-9e99- 4f8ab88a5141
creatorsName:
Thank you Benjamin for your prompt response,
I ve gone through this article you suggested too however the problem here is
for entering any command like ldapadd it prompts for entering LDAP password
but since dpkg-reconfigure slapd has not asked me to configure any password
yet I have no clue what
Hi again,
try to set a baseDN or if you're searching locally try the expression with
an -x when searching your ldaptree, in your case:
ldapsearch -x -b dc=example,dc=org or ldapsearch -b dc=example,dc=org
but probably you havn't set any users to bind to or acls to restrict access,
please read
On Tuesday, 30 March 2010 00:09:42 Chris Jacobs wrote:
STRANGE.
I'd just decided to 'heck with this' and work out some process that will
send emails - removing the 'need' for this feature.
So I modified the policy to 184 days (max value for any 6 months), set the
password warning to 1
Andrew Bartlett wrote:
I'm trying to pick up the ball again on the OpenLDAP and Fedora DS
backends, and hopefully to bring them back up to speed as a working and
respectable solution.
- A way to invoke slpad -Ttest -fconfig file -Fconfig dir without
issuing errors because of the missing
Starting with Ubuntu Karmic (9.10), the slapd package changed from
creating a typical LDAP administrator account (i.e., username and
password) to using LDAPI and SASL EXTERNAL which automatically provides
LDAP administrator access via the system root account. As root, run
your LDAP utilities
Is it possible to replicate, on a slave, two branches of the DIT (only)? I
have several instances of LDAP running on servers throughout the world.
Connection to some of these from our support location is not dependable. I
want to do something similar to this:
Main LDAP (here, master):
Hi,
is there a ldap_ssl_client_init function in the openldap C API? I couldn't
find any in the openldap header files.
Because there isn't.
What is the equivalent of the following ldapsearch query in C using the
API, on Linux?
ldapsearch -x -H 'ldaps://activedirectory.abc.com/636'
-b
I haven't had any success adding pwdChangedTime to accounts - and it seems
you've assisted others with that issue - with the result being ya can't do
that.
http://www.openldap.org/lists/openldap-software/200706/msg00298.html
So, how do I add pwdChangedTime to accounts?
I'm being advised here
phi...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
is there a ldap_ssl_client_init function in the openldap C API? I couldn't
find any in the openldap header files.
No, nor is one needed. A single ldap_initialize() API does everything needed
for all LDAP session types. Requiring a separate API for each connection
On 03/30/10 18:36, Joe Friedeggs wrote:
Is it possible to replicate, on a slave, two branches of the DIT (only)? I
have several instances of LDAP running on servers throughout the world.
Connection to some of these from our support location is not dependable. I
want to do something
On 03/30/10 18:36, Joe Friedeggs wrote:
Is it possible to replicate, on a slave, two branches of the DIT (only)? I
have several instances of LDAP running on servers throughout the world.
Connection to some of these from our support location is not dependable. I
want to do something
Thank you guys for your help! I'll try my way through it.
One more question here, i have a old working slapd.conf file from a RHEL
server, if I want to same slapd.conf file provide its path in
/etc/default/slapd as SLAPD_CONF=/etc/ldap/slapd.conf should that work? Or
should I need to make more
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