Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-08 Thread Jason Traeden
Ok, I got it working using the second patch you sent out rlm_ldap.c.diff and the following config it works. authorize { redundant { ad01 { fail = 1 ok = return } ad02 { fail = 1 ok = return } } files } authenticate { Auth-Type LDAP { redundant { ad01 { fail = 1 ok = return } ad02 { fail = 1 ok =

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-03 Thread Alan DeKok
Jason Traeden wrote: ... > So I do have the authenticate section > authenticate { ... > And I still get the following errors > rlm_ldap: Over-riding set_auth_type, as there is no module ad02 listed in > the "authenticate" section. That I can almost understand. But it *also* giving the same comp

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Jason Traeden
On 5/2/08 12:45 PM, "Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jason Traeden wrote: >> That did not work ether. Is there a better way to achieve ldap redundancy? > > Force Auth-Type = LDAP. But it would be best to have this required in > as few situations as possible. > >> I have attached t

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Alan DeKok
Jason Traeden wrote: > That did not work ether. Is there a better way to achieve ldap redundancy? Force Auth-Type = LDAP. But it would be best to have this required in as few situations as possible. > I have attached the log output from when I started radiusd -X and the login > failure. rlm_l

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Jason Traeden
That did not work ether. Is there a better way to achieve ldap redundancy? I have attached the log output from when I started radiusd -X and the login failure. Thanks Jason On 5/2/08 11:45 AM, "Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jason Traeden wrote: > .. >> Ok I patched my box with this

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Alan DeKok
Jason Traeden wrote: .. > Ok I patched my box with this ldap.c.diff and I still have the same results. Hmm... the same error messages? Try this. I think this one should work... Alan DeKok. Index: src/modules/rlm_ldap/rlm_ldap.c =

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Jason Traeden
On 5/2/08 9:45 AM, "Alan DeKok" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jason Traeden wrote: >> I am running freeradius version 2.0.4 and using LDAP against Active >> Directory. When I have a single LDAP server setup my authentication works >> great. I am having trouble using the redundant ldap settings.

Re: Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Alan DeKok
Jason Traeden wrote: > I am running freeradius version 2.0.4 and using LDAP against Active > Directory. When I have a single LDAP server setup my authentication works > great. I am having trouble using the redundant ldap settings. ... > authenticate { ... > Auth-Type LDAP { If many people ar

Redundant LDAP Servers

2008-05-02 Thread Jason Traeden
I am running freeradius version 2.0.4 and using LDAP against Active Directory. When I have a single LDAP server setup my authentication works great. I am having trouble using the redundant ldap settings. Here is some config data ldap ad01 { server = ocdc01.overstock.com port =

Re: Redundant LDAP servers

2006-11-29 Thread Alan DeKok
Peter Param wrote: > hi all, > > is it possible to have multiple ldap servers for lookup for redundancy > purposes in a similar way below? > > > ldap { > server = ldap1.myorg.com, ldap2.myorg.com, > ldap3.myorg.com You can do: ldap ldap1 { server = ldap1...

Redundant LDAP servers

2006-11-29 Thread Peter Param
hi all, is it possible to have multiple ldap servers for lookup for redundancy purposes in a similar way below? ldap { server = ldap1.myorg.com, ldap2.myorg.com, ldap3.myorg.com login= "cn=admin,o=myorg,c=au" password = mypass } ch