matthew sporleder wrote:
On 6/13/06, Ski Kacoroski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
How do folks handle logging and debugging on a busy ldap server without
being able to filter the logs into different files. In particular, I
have a server that holds both machine and account data. The machine
da
On 6/13/06, Ski Kacoroski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
How do folks handle logging and debugging on a busy ldap server without
being able to filter the logs into different files. In particular, I
have a server that holds both machine and account data. The machine
data is updated quite often
Hi,
How do folks handle logging and debugging on a busy ldap server without
being able to filter the logs into different files. In particular, I
have a server that holds both machine and account data. The machine
data is updated quite often via a cron job run on the machines
(cfengine) and
On 6/13/06, Aaron Richton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Turn up debugging on both sides (-d trace sync) and see what's happening,
or not. i.e., you should see the slave connect to the master, bind, and
do a search for "* +" or whatever you specify. Smart money is often on
err=49 (invalid credential
On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 10:23:36AM +0200, Lise Didillon wrote:
| Thank you very much, I've no more questions about ldap_deprecated. It's a
| very good documentation
How long have the functions that are guarded by LDAP_DEPRECATED been
in the OpenLDAP API? I'm finishing up work on getting a new re
At 07:23 AM 6/13/2006, judd wrote:
>I dunno folks, it seems that the original poster wanted to access the
>Web service via a standard LDAP client querying a standard LDAP server,
>and we should be recommending backend-perl or backend-shell.
As the comments do see to have wandered beyond the scope
I'd also add to this that there is a robust Ruby LDAPServer object. I have
not tried it, but it looks VERY good from the documentation. And since
when has documentation been better than implementation in an open source
project?
On 11:32 am 06/13/06 "Kifah-web" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks
I've done this before with a Virtual Directory. If you are looking
for something Open Source and know Java, I would suggest ApacheDS.
I've had success building custom backends for that directory before.
Marc
Hi,
"Kifah-web" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks a lot Judd,
>
> And thanks to everyone else who contributed to my question.
> Actually I think most relevant is building a perl or shell
> thingobviously no one has done it yet...so I guess I gotta go through
> this.
[...]
>> How many folks
On Tue, 2006-06-13 at 14:31 -0400, Aaron Richton wrote:
> Do you
> actually have those backslashes in there? slapd.conf doesn't use that.
Actually it used to; not sure this has been preserved with back-config,
but I guess it did. It was a very little advertised feature introduced
to allow breakin
> None of the new entries from the master are actually showing on the
> slave. Has anyone seen that ?
I've never "none" happen seen that when properly configured. Do you
actually have those backslashes in there? slapd.conf doesn't use that.
Turn up debugging on both sides (-d trace sync) and see
Hello,
Since we have migrated our servers to 2.3, it seems that replications
are not getting through anymore. I gave a good read at
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin23/syncrepl.html which seems to
document the same kind of setup we have.
The Master is a 2.3.21 openldap server on FreeBSD 6.1 and
Durai raj writes:
>I installed the OpenLDAP with SASL, DB and SSL in Linux fedora
>core. The ldapsearch doesn't not show the PLAIN and ANONYMOUS
>auth. mechnanism. But it shows the GSSAPI, CRAM and DIGEST-MD5.
If I remember correctly, PLAIN is normally only shown if TLS is
established,
Thanks a lot Judd,
And thanks to everyone else who contributed to my question.
Actually I think most relevant is building a perl or shell
thingobviously no one has done it yet...so I guess I gotta go through
this.
I thought I might not have to "reinvent the wheel" :)
>
I dunno folks, it seems
Reporting that you got an error with "overlay auditlog" when attempting to
use auditlog would have been A Really Good Idea relative to reporting "it
don't work". Including your slapd.conf in the first message, which also
would have shown the missing directive, would also have been A Really Good
Ide
Hi,
I don't have the "overlay auditlog" parameter in sldap.conf, I have tried to
put it but my server did'nt start. "overlay auditlog" seem not to be an overlay
option , like unique
Note: I have compiled my openLdap with all overlay
Aaron Richton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
And I
And I assume you have "overlay auditlog" somewhere, or you'd fail parsing?
Do you expect the auditlog to be global or for only one database? Where is
the overlay directive in your slapd.conf? Better yet, just post your whole
slapd.conf, maybe someone will spot other errors.
On Tue, 13 Jun 2006, E
>
> Is there any way to make binding follow the referral in the case of
> downward referral ?
> In upward referral it works fine.(Ie slapd.conf entry of referral)
> But how I can make it with downward referral . My requirement is after
> serchng the entry,client
> should bind to the correspondi
Michael Ströder wrote:
> Mark Mcdonald wrote:
>
>> If you're using perl there are a few existing modules out there too:
>>
>> http://search.cpan.org/search?query=DSML&mode=all
>>
>
> And python-ldap has a module for DSMLv1. It's trivial to write a
> LDIF-to-DSMLv1 converter script with it.
>
> Ciao
Hi All,
I installed the OpenLDAP with SASL, DB and SSL in Linux fedora core. The
ldapsearch doesn't not show the PLAIN and ANONYMOUS auth. mechnanism. But it
shows the GSSAPI, CRAM and DIGEST-MD5.
Is it the problem with the build?
How can I use the PLAIN and ANONYMOUS methods in L
Hi,
I'm sorry I have auditlog /usr/local/openLdap2.3.18/trace/changes.log in my
slapd.conf I forgot to put it , but it don't work
thx
Aaron Richton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
What makes you think that the "overlay unique" will trace changes in the
directory?
What makes you think
Hi,
I have read the manpage, and i added this line to my slapd.conf file:
/usr/local/openLdap2.3.18/trace
after overlay unique directive and before any database configuration parameters.
my server start without problem, but i have any trace, my log file is empty.
thx
- Message d'origin
Is there any way to make binding follow the referral in the case of
downward referral ?
In upward referral it works fine.(Ie slapd.conf entry of referral)
But how I can make it with downward referral . My requirement is after
serchng the entry,client
should bind to the corresponding serv
What makes you think that the "overlay unique" will trace changes in the
directory?
What makes you think that "/usr/local/openLdap2.3.18/trace" will do
anything whatsoever in slapd.conf? If you read the slapo-auditlog man
page, you will see that there is a named configuration option; a file name
s
Mark Mcdonald wrote:
> If you're using perl there are a few existing modules out there too:
>
> http://search.cpan.org/search?query=DSML&mode=all
And python-ldap has a module for DSMLv1. It's trivial to write a
LDIF-to-DSMLv1 converter script with it.
Ciao, Michael.
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