Michael Stewart (vericgar) wrote:
Chris S wrote:
I have been struggling all afternoon with trying to get Plone (2.0.5-r1)
to work through Apache (2.0.54-r11) and am wondering if someone could
slap me over the head and point out what I'm doing wrong?
How much have you change
Chris S wrote:
Howdy,
I have been struggling all afternoon with trying to get Plone
(2.0.5-r1) to work through Apache (2.0.54-r11) and am wondering if
someone could slap me over the head and point out what I'm doing wrong?
Oh boy, it has been a long day. I forgot to add the error
Howdy,
I have been struggling all afternoon with trying to get Plone (2.0.5-r1)
to work through Apache (2.0.54-r11) and am wondering if someone could
slap me over the head and point out what I'm doing wrong?
I have a plone site (test) which works perfectly and can be accessed
through http://
Paul Kölle wrote:
Thanks, there is an undocumented switch "nolvm2" to turn off volume
group scan. Got it all working now. I'm not yet building the final
kernel. Is there a way to build an initrd with genkernel (and I'd need
to integrate a module wich is outside the kernel tree)?
cheers
Paul
Paul Kölle wrote:
Hi folks,
maybe someone hit the same roadblock an could give some insight.
The situation:
I'm trying to setup gentoo 2005.0 on a new p4 with 2Gig and 4 SATA
disks. The disks are on an Adaptec 8110x which uses (unsupported)
Marvell chips. So far so bad.
I managed to find a (p
Paul Kölle wrote:
use bdb, it's the recommended backend from the openldap folks. If your
database is huge and/or your server busy go to the openldap.org site and
read in the faq-o-matic entries about DB_CONFIG. Or go to sleepycat.com.
thanks again Paul :)
-c
cheers
Paul
--
gentoo-serv
Would people mind offering advice as to which database type I should use
with openldap?
The machine will be a web, email, etc server. Dual Opteron 246 with 4gb
ram, 4 x 300gb sata drives in hardware raid 5.
I am trying to get openldap to be the central authentication system for
sftp and courie
Paul Kölle wrote:
typo in my post, line 2 should read (of course) "dc: domain"
oh yes, of course ;) thank you that seems to have made it all work! :O
[snipp]
*cephas ~ # sed -e 's/#.*//;/^\s*$/d' "$@" /etc/openldap/ldap.conf*
BASE dc=domain, dc=net, dc=au
Paul Kölle wrote:
Again, this is NOT a successful search, there are no results.
Interesting, I thought it was successful because it didnt fail, and
naturally there *is* nothing in my database because I can't even create
the base dn..
From your ldapad
Paul Kölle wrote:
please post the ldif containing the entries for you intended base, I'll
give it a shot.
Hi Paul,
Sorry for the delay.. been super busy.
As previously mentioned, it's the base that I can't create with 3 dc
levels, however I can get around it by creating base level of two,
Paul Kölle wrote:
Sorry, -b is ldapsearch only. You need to tell the client about your new
base in /etc/openldap/ldap.conf (this is for the openldap client tools).
base=dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au
And of course have a "database" section with the correct "suffix" in
slapd.conf.
cheers
Paul
Hi P
Paul Kölle wrote:
Chris S wrote:
*Code:*
cephas # ldapadd -D "cn=Manager,dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au" -W -f
/tmp/base.ldif
Enter LDAP Password:
adding new entry "dc=net,dc=au"
ldap_add: Server is unwilling to perform (53)
additional info: no global superior knowledg
Paul Kölle wrote:
Benjamin Smee wrote:
Chris S wrote:
Hi all,
Quick (hopefully) question:
If I'm setting up a server to authenticate everything via ldap, do I
need sasl?
Yes
You don't NEED sasl for ldap related authentication at all. The issue is more
tha
Paul Kölle wrote:
Chris S wrote:
*Code:*
cephas # ldapadd -D "cn=Manager,dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au" -W -f
/tmp/base.ldif
Enter LDAP Password:
adding new entry "dc=net,dc=au"
ldap_add: Server is unwilling to perform (53)
additional info: no global superior knowledg
Benjamin Smee wrote:
heya,
On Saturday 21 May 2005 15:35, Chris S wrote:
Great, thank you very much for the answer. So SASL, in regard to LDAP,
would be the security authentication layer and is a good thing to get
working. I'll give it another go!
Not necessarily. Like I sa
x for simple authentication
and bypass sasl) so wondered if it was something I could/should live
without, or something I need to work at.
thank very much!!
Chris
Benjamin Smee wrote:
lo,
On Saturday 21 May 2005 11:32, Chris S wrote:
any ideas?
-c
Chris S wrote:
Hi all,
any ideas?
-c
Chris S wrote:
Hi all,
Quick (hopefully) question:
If I'm setting up a server to authenticate everything via ldap, do I
need sasl?
I thought sasl, apart from being a security layer, was another db to
hold users?
So if my users are in ldap, why would I need sasl
any ideas?
-c
Chris S wrote:
Hi all,
Starting to play with LDAP :D and having an issue where it doesn't
like my fqdn.
(openldap 2.2.26)
In short I would like to know if I can have multiple dc for my rootdn?
(it appears I'm limited to 2).
I want to use dc=au because I'm i
Ben Munat wrote:
Chris S wrote:
I like emerge -avDu world ; revdep-rebuild ; emerge -av --depclean
Every time you emerge? Every day? Once a week?
Well I rarely actually do that. I usually just update packages that come
out on GLSA.
But on the occasion that I have updated everything, I do that
Christian Parpart wrote:
On Monday 16 May 2005 3:49 pm, Christian Parpart wrote:
On Monday 16 May 2005 3:29 pm, Eric Thibodeau wrote:
Hi Chrisitian,
You might want to take a look at the Linux kernel amilling list. One of
my friends had issues with his dual Xeon and 4Gigs of RAM. In
Ben Munat wrote:
So, is everyone off enjoying the spring weather (last days of fall for
anyone down under) or did I just ask too many questions?
Just had to say, it's Autumn down here - we don't have Fall ;)
Well, I cleaned up the webapp cruft, and now running "equery depends
apache" gives me:
[
Hi all,
Starting to play with LDAP :D and having an issue where it doesn't like
my fqdn.
(openldap 2.2.26)
In short I would like to know if I can have multiple dc for my rootdn?
(it appears I'm limited to 2).
I want to use dc=au because I'm in Australia, ie:
dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au
I can setup l
Hi all,
Quick (hopefully) question:
If I'm setting up a server to authenticate everything via ldap, do I
need sasl?
I thought sasl, apart from being a security layer, was another db to
hold users?
So if my users are in ldap, why would I need sasl also?
Unless it's needed for secure authenticati
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