Hello Warron, 2014/1/22 Warron S French <[email protected]>
> Low Sensitivity/Aerospace Internal Use Only > > I have had a major struggle working with getting LTB Project's OpenLDAP > implementation installed. > > Installing the RPMs has been easy. > > However the steps following the installation of the RPMs has not been > easy. I haven't found any to follow and execute, but someone from the > OpenLDAP.org Forum has been helping me via email. > > I am working on creating a LDAP DIT in support of User authentication and > authorization on CentOS-6.5, to replace the /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, and > etc... > > I can provide you the document I am working on to be able to take lessons > learned from my lab, and rebuild for a production environment server. > There is no need for replication, at least not in this current design. > > Can someone provide me with a little support so that I can make progress > on this - Please? I have struggled with OpenSSL building a CA server, but > I managed to accomplish that task - and document it. I started off trying > to build an LDAP DIT using 389 Directory for CentOS-6.2, but couldn't get > client machines to authenticate users because instructions aren't very > clear. > > I want to write a set of instructions, learn from my mistakes, become > proficient in LDAP technologies and be able to help others. However, > LTB-Project's implementation has been much harder than necessary. I can't > actually get the daemon started. > > So, I can tell you that I have done all of the steps in the document > attached up to the words "STOP HERE!!! <in RED>" > > I know how to add LDIF entries, I wrote a script for it and it worked on > 389 Directory, and OpenLDAP-2.4.23. Please help.. > > > Here is my document written so far. > > I think it is not a good way to get help. You should ask a question on a problem you have, giving enough information like an error message, configuration, etc. For example, if your OpenLDAP server does not start, try : "service slapd debug" to see what's wrong. By the way, it is not very secure to send to a public mailing list a document with passwords in it. Clément.
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