R.B. wrote:
Hi;
Updating to the latest 2.3.39 fixed whatever was causing this seg fault.
For the record, that was ITS#4848.
Thanks,
Rafael
On Dec 10, 2007 2:31 PM, R. B. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi;
I'm in the process of configuring ppolicy for OpenLDAP using Buchan's
RPMs and it seem
Hi;
Updating to the latest 2.3.39 fixed whatever was causing this seg fault.
Thanks,
Rafael
On Dec 10, 2007 2:31 PM, R. B. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi;
>
> I'm in the process of configuring ppolicy for OpenLDAP using Buchan's
> RPMs and it seems that after adding my policy and enabling it
Craig wrote:
On a side note, I noticed that jitterbug is no longer being maintained.
"Maintained" is an interesting word, in open source. The source code is
available, and it's completely under our control. We've tailored it to
do what we want it to do. As such, I don't think you can call it
unm
I was very hesitant to respond because flame wars are simply a waste of
time and serve no purpose. However, I find it simply too condescending
to let it go. Also, you posted your reply publicly, so I will as well.
Howard Chu wrote:
> Craig wrote:
>> Lastly, the man pages... Again, the size is a bi
Gavin Henry wrote:
>
> Hmmm, which one? Every overlay is in the TOC.
Yes. But, the overlay was referred to as "rwm". If you do a simple
search on that (TOC) page, you get no results.
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/
I want to reiterate that this only because I was curious. There weren't
a t
Craig wrote:
I want to reiterate that this only because I was curious. There weren't
a ton of log messages that said it was causing the server to explode or
anything.
I knew we were missing a log message somewhere. I suppose it ought to finish
with "Click OK" as well...
--
-- Howard Chu
C
Craig wrote:
Lastly, the man pages... Again, the size is a bit daunting. There are 78
man pages with 2.3.35. (With an additional 121 symlinked files.) That's
quite a bit when you're looking for one specific thing and don't really
know where to start. I want to be very clear; I am NOT knocking the
> Hi,
> Im using OpenLDAP 2.4.6 and trying to use the mirrormode and syncrepl.
> My setup has 2 LDAP nodes, one as master and other as slave through a
> VIP.
> When the master goes down, the slave will become master and vice-versa.
> At any point to keep both the LDAP in sync I want to
I'm not a ppolicy user, so that output might be blatantly obvious to
someone else. But from where I sit, I'd imagine that a copy of
"cn=swaPasswordPolicy,ou=Policies,dc=swa,dc=com" would be
helpful--especially since slapd seems to be crashing awfully close to
where it would be parsing the polic
Hi;
I'm in the process of configuring ppolicy for OpenLDAP using Buchan's
RPMs and it seems that after adding my policy and enabling it in my
slapd.conf file, slapd seg faults (see output below). If I uncomment
the 'ppolicy_default' line, the server starts fine and continues to
serve.
Help?
Than
Hi,
Im using OpenLDAP 2.4.6 and trying to use the mirrormode and syncrepl.
My setup has 2 LDAP nodes, one as master and other as slave through a VIP.
When the master goes down, the slave will become master and vice-versa.
At any point to keep both the LDAP in sync I want to use mirror mo
> Howard Chu wrote:
>> When you're looking for a software feature, the manpages and Admin Guide
>> should be your first resort. Pretty much every feature is documented.
>
> This morning there were some posts about "rewriting overlays". So, I
> wanted to learn more about what they could do. I resis
> Quanah Gibson-Mount :
Hopefully all of the Debian specific problems with TLS will go away once
OpenLDAP 2.4 is released and integrated into Debian, since it has GnuTLS
support. People often run into SSL/TLS issues on Debian because it has
a hacked version of OpenLDAP 2.1 libraries linked aga
Howard Chu wrote:
> The fact that a reboot is required indicates that any problem is not in any
> user-level code. Maybe your /dev/random has run out of entropy, or some
> other underlying system resource is gone. Maybe strace would help here.
Thanks for pointing me into the right direction. I can
Howard Chu wrote:
> Fabian Steiner wrote:
> > Of course, I don't want to hijack the OP's thread but as our problems
> > seem to be rather similar I can also provide the corresponding slapd log:
>
> This looks like a simple configuration error; you have slapd configured to
> require client certifica
Howard Chu wrote:
> Denis Sacchet wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP server.
> > Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any sign, the
> > server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server is partially
> > open on inte
Howard Chu wrote:
> When you're looking for a software feature, the manpages and Admin Guide
> should be your first resort. Pretty much every feature is documented.
This morning there were some posts about "rewriting overlays". So, I
wanted to learn more about what they could do. I resisted the ur
Fabian Steiner wrote:
Howard Chu wrote:
Fabian Steiner wrote:
Of course, I don't want to hijack the OP's thread but as our problems
seem to be rather similar I can also provide the corresponding slapd log:
This looks like a simple configuration error; you have slapd configured to
require clien
Fabian Steiner wrote:
Of course, I don't want to hijack the OP's thread but as our problems seem to
be rather similar I can also provide the corresponding slapd log:
This looks like a simple configuration error; you have slapd configured to
require client certificates and the client didn't sen
On Monday 10 December 2007 20:33:01 Frava wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to setup a ldap server with openldap 2.3 and I need some lights
> about how to do it.
> I explain:
> My company already have a central ldap server (openldap 2.2) on which I can
> find all users and authenticate them, but the
On Monday 10 December 2007 09:28:38 Denis Sacchet wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP server.
> Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any sign, the
> server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server is partially
> open on
On Monday 10 December 2007 18:44:05 Daniel Gibby wrote:
> Let me narrow the focus of my question a bit more. This isn't a general
> LDAP question. This is a question specific to OpenLDAP, since I'm
> looking for people with experience in OpenLDAP and for ways they solved
> the same problem I'm havi
Hi all,
I'm trying to setup a ldap server with openldap 2.3 and I need some lights
about how to do it.
I explain:
My company already have a central ldap server (openldap 2.2) on which I can
find all users and authenticate them, but the corresponding attributes
(homedir, shell, gidnumber) aren't re
--On December 10, 2007 5:37:36 PM +0100 Fabian Steiner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello!
We are experiencing exactly the same issues without having found any
solution yet. Any suggestion highly appreciated!
Hopefully all of the Debian specific problems with TLS will go away once
OpenLDAP
Denis Sacchet wrote:
Hello,
I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP server.
Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any sign, the
server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server is partially
open on internet, I force TLS, so it is very annoying
Dieter Kluenter a écrit :
You are connection to host ldap.domain.com
/C=FR/ST=Lorraine/L=Nancy/O=/OU=/CN=smtp..com/emailAddress=it@.com,
but the certificate is issued to host smtp.domain.com, a certificate
verification must fail.
In fact, the trace doesn't show it, but I have an a
>> What are you trying to accomplish?
>>
>Add high availability to my master servers, avoiding replication.
Why avoid replication? Multimastering is not necessarily bad, if done
right. If you have two masters, but always write to one, with the
other as a hot standby, you have the high avai
Hello!
On Mon, 2007-12-10 Denis Sacchet wrote:
> I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP server.
> Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any sign, the
> server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server is partially
> open on internet, I force TL
Craig skrev, on 10-12-2007 11:19:
[...]
I was simply looking for some advice on how to configure logging to get
information X,Y,Z. My only comment about parsing was that I didn't care
about the format, I just cared about the data.
Our LDAP servers are working just fine. I was looking at the
Let me narrow the focus of my question a bit more. This isn't a general
LDAP question. This is a question specific to OpenLDAP, since I'm
looking for people with experience in OpenLDAP and for ways they solved
the same problem I'm having with OpenLDAP and MySQL.
I understand why what you are s
Denis Sacchet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP
> server. Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any
> sign, the server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server
> is partially open on internet, I fo
> Let me narrow the focus of my question a bit more. This isn't a general
> LDAP question. This is a question specific to OpenLDAP, since I'm
> looking for people with experience in OpenLDAP and for ways they solved
> the same problem I'm having with OpenLDAP and MySQL.
This is better ;-)
>
> I
> Hi,
Hi,
>
> We are somewhat new to OpenLDAP and are planning on how we'll use it for
> our business.
This thread may be more suitable for the general LDAP mailing list:
http://www.umich.edu/~dirsvcs/ldap/mailinglist.html
Nothing, as yet, seems directly related to OpenLDAP since you appear t
Hi,
We are somewhat new to OpenLDAP and are planning on how we'll use it for
our business.
We have a few different uses we plan on, but one in particular that I
have a question about.
We already have our email server setup to run virtual domain and aliases
with a MySQL backend.
We have a few
Finn Blucher wrote:
> I know this was discussed recently but there didn't seem to be a real
> answer so I'd like to kick if off again.
>
> I would like to be able redirect user searches to two different LDAP
> servers depending on UID, so:
>
> if a process searches for userA with a base of o=cont
Buchan Milne wrote:
On Saturday 08 December 2007 01:42:02 Craig wrote:
- how much time it took to answer the request
IMHO you should avoid using a logging system as a performance monitoring
system.
I didn't mean to say that I was looking at logging for fine-grained
performance anal
Hello,
I have a strange behaviour regarding TLS encryption with an LDAP server.
Everything works like a charm for a while, and without any sign, the
server begins to not respond for TLS traffic. As the server is partially
open on internet, I force TLS, so it is very annoying for us.
I change
I know this was discussed recently but there didn't seem to be a real answer so
I'd like to kick if off again.
I would like to be able redirect user searches to two different LDAP servers
depending on UID, so:
if a process searches for userA with a base of o=container, then the request is
s
On Saturday 08 December 2007 01:42:02 Craig wrote:
> Hi, I was recently looking at our logs and trying to figure out what an
> appropriate logging level is for a stable, production system.
>
> What I would really like is a log (or logs) that contain:
> - the request made
> - the client
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