After adding ldap to the passwd, group and shadow lines of nsswitch.conf
my FC6 box wasn't too happy on reboot. It seems that dbus is trying to
connect to ldap which isn't running. How can I resolve this issue, start
ldap prior to dbus? Does ldap have a dependency on dbus?
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On Wed, 08 Aug 2007, Ted X Toth wrote:
> Ok so how do I add a posixgroup entry in LDAP?
Create on object with an objectClass of posixGroup.
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I have successfully setup replication between two ldap servers using ssl
and port 636, So I have a server cert and cacert already setup. If I
want to now have the administrative server use encryption do I need to
request a second server cert or do I reuse the one I setup for
replication?
Thanks
Satish Chetty wrote:
Ted X Toth wrote:
Maybe this isn't the right place to ask this but ... I've set up
fedora-ds in order to do network logins via ldap. I've configured ssh
to use pam_mkhomedir and pam_ldap. I used a copy of Example.ldif
changed the root dn and configuring my users and import
David Bogen wrote:
Our experience has shown start_tls to be noticeably slower than straight
ssl; slow enough that the difference is noticeable to people and not
just to measurements. I would recommend going with straight SSL and not
messing around with start_tls
Interesting observation given th
Ted X Toth wrote:
Maybe this isn't the right place to ask this but ... I've set up
fedora-ds in order to do network logins via ldap. I've configured ssh to
use pam_mkhomedir and pam_ldap. I used a copy of Example.ldif changed
the root dn and configuring my users and imported it. I used the cons
We use SSL connections (LDAPS) almost exclusively and have easily
handled over 7000 SSL connections per minute without extensive tuning of
FDS. That particular server is a RHEL4 box running an AMD Opteron with
4GB of RAM.
Even a crusty old PIII (1.2Ghz) running RHEL3 has handled over 1000 SSL
con
Maybe this isn't the right place to ask this but ... I've set up
fedora-ds in order to do network logins via ldap. I've configured ssh to
use pam_mkhomedir and pam_ldap. I used a copy of Example.ldif changed
the root dn and configuring my users and imported it. I used the console
to make my use
Del wrote:
Hi,
Following an earlier suggestion on this thread, I have tried to get FDS
running on a Fedora 7 box using the binary RPM from the download area
for Fedora Core 6.
The directory server appears to run fine, but the admin server just spews
a torrent of log messages saying:
[Wed Aug
In /etc/ldap.conf set your pam_groupdn
Ie:
Pam_groupdn cn=unixadmin, ou=LoginGroups, dc=example, dc=com
Then create an ou called LoginGroups and inside a container with people
that have access to that box.
It works well here. There isn't any way I know to do multiple cn's
though.
Hi,
JB> Hello all, currently we have a FDS instance running on RHEL4 with a
JB> small number of entries (6,000), we also have a linux compute cluster of
JB> 100 nodes which uses LDAP for user account data (via libnss_ldap).
JB> nss_ldap on the cluster is configured to use SSL, and everything is
Hi,
our FDS contains a NIS-like structure of user accounts, Unix groups,
netgroups, mail aliases and sudoers entries. We manage everything in
Unix/Linux, using command-line tools and web pages that update the FDS and
NIS database files (generated from the LDAP server). We are not ready to
aba
Hi,
Following an earlier suggestion on this thread, I have tried to get FDS
running on a Fedora 7 box using the binary RPM from the download area
for Fedora Core 6.
The directory server appears to run fine, but the admin server just spews
a torrent of log messages saying:
[Wed Aug 08 18:00:07
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