Re: Can I delete the database to start over

--On Tuesday, September 18, 2007 10:56 AM +0200 Keryx Info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi again Having experimented with my first installation of OpenLDAP I've come to the conclusion that I had better start all over. Is the following procedure safe (using Fedora 7)? 1. service ldap stop 2. del

Re: What is this? It doesn't work...

Hex Star wrote: I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely deployed and accepted when documentation on it is so limited and unclear... It is quite difficult to get ldap to function properly and am left with the question of how the hell anyone can figure out how to get th

Re: TLS handshake failure

Michael Ströder wrote: Esther Puente wrote: I follow the instructions in http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/185.html and in other tutorials from the Web for activate TLS and use a CA and I can't get it works right. The error I obtained is a "Handshake failure". There should be an additiona

Re: TLS handshake failure

Esther Puente wrote: > > I follow the instructions in > http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/185.html and in other > tutorials from the Web for activate TLS and use a CA and I can't get it > works right. The error I obtained is a "Handshake failure". There should be an additional message displa

TLS handshake failure

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I follow the instructions in http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/185.html and in other tutorials from the Web for activate TLS and use a CA and I can't get it works right. The error I obtained is a "Handshake failure". Somebody can help me? I past

Re: What is this? It doesn't work...

Hi, first post from me to the list and no I'm not an LDAP expert and I still have a lot to learn about OpenLDAP. It is possible to learn it with the existing documentation but it takes some time! > I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely > deployed and accepted when docum

Re: What is this? It doesn't work...

> I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely > deployed and accepted when documentation on it is so limited and > unclear... It is quite difficult to get ldap to function properly and > am left with the question of how the hell anyone can figure out how to > get this piece of

Re: What is this? It doesn't work...

On Tuesday 18 September 2007 07:14:39 Hex Star wrote: > I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely deployed > and accepted when documentation on it is so limited and unclear... I did not have any large problems deploying OpenLDAP the first time I tried it, using 2.0.x I thi

Re: secure ldap remotely (TLS handshake error)

On Monday 17 September 2007 15:08:11 Éliás Tamás wrote: > Udv / Greetings! > > I have revised the prevoious list postings, but unfortunately I'm in > deeper trouble with openldap as before. > > On a debian etch machine, I'm running a simple slapd instance with > HDB. I have to connect to this from

Re: cn=config crashes on modification

Howard Chu wrote: > Dieter Kluenter wrote: >> Hi, >> I am experiencing weird errors with 2.4.5beta, i.e. modifying config >> backand for example I get >> >> => access_allowed: read access to "olcDatabase={1}hdb,cn=config" >> "olcDbDNcacheSize" requested >> <= root access granted >> => access_allow

Re: What is this? It doesn't work...

@OpenLDAP developers: I'm feeling friendly today so I'll take this one... ;-) Hex Star wrote: > I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely > deployed and accepted when documentation on it is so limited and > unclear... It is quite difficult to get ldap to function properly a

Re: Error: ldap_simple_bind_s...failed: Invalid credentials

Pantejo Barbara-XJC864 wrote: > > This problem has been fixed. The solution, for anyone in the future, who > has this same issue, is to place clear text passwords in the master LDAP > slapd.conf file within the replica credentials line. Well, one could even learn a more general concept from that:

Can I delete the database to start over

Hi again Having experimented with my first installation of OpenLDAP I've come to the conclusion that I had better start all over. Is the following procedure safe (using Fedora 7)? 1. service ldap stop 2. delete slapd.conf and ldap.conf 3. delete all contents in /var/lib/ldap 4. Create a new s

Re: secure ldap remotely (TLS handshake error)

Éliás Tamás skrev, on 17-09-2007 15:08: Udv / Greetings! Udv! I have revised the prevoious list postings, but unfortunately I'm in deeper trouble with openldap as before. On a debian etch machine, I'm running a simple slapd instance with HDB. I have to connect to this from the internet. Sti

Re: connection hangup -inference and solution?

Quanah Gibson-Mount skrev, on 17-09-2007 23:45: [...] Ok stuff. Updating OL will likely not help in this particular case. I'd be curious to see a backtrace on the slapd process under gdb, if it was built with debugging symbols. No way I'm going through those 2 days' nightmare, with no logi

Re: connection hangup -inference and solution?

Arunachalam Parthasarathy skrev, on 18-09-2007 00:05: [...] I am sorry , I did not get your question .. because , db did not get corrupted for the case I explained, server got hungup "Server got hungup", however quaint, describes, more or less my situations. --Tonni -- Tony Earnshaw Email:

What is this? It doesn't work...

I don't understand how complicated software like this gets widely deployed and accepted when documentation on it is so limited and unclear... It is quite difficult to get ldap to function properly and am left with the question of how the hell anyone can figure out how to get this piece of software