am using Centos 5.3 to configure my openldap server.Every thing is going ok .The problem which I am facing is how to add users and group in my ldap server.
1- My slapd.conf is
vi /etc/openldap/slapd.conf
database bdb
suffix "dc=test,dc=local"
rootdn "cn=Manager,dc=test,dc=local"
rootpw 123
2- Now I start my LDAP service
[root@srv1 openldap]# servic
Hello,
After installing F11, I installed OpenLdap with the command "yum -y install openldap*"
And added the password obtained through the command "slappasswd -s password -h {MD5}" into /etc/openldap/slapd.conf.
Also, I specified the domain information within the file on "suffix" and "rootdn".
I'm using SLED-11 SP2 32 bit, & I'm able to compile & start the slapd on my system.
I was trying to setup an LDAP server for my development. For this purpose, I have chose CentOS 6.3 install it in VirtualBox host in Fedora 17.
I'm trying to configure slapd on my machine and I keep getting this error. I can recover at times using db7.7_recover but not always. I see this problem if the slapd deamon is killed for any reason.
Isn't a DB supposed to be able to take care of these failures?
Hi,
I am trying to setup a LDAP Server to let my applications (like wiki, phpbb, ...) authenticate against ldap.
Using:
openSuSe 11.1
OpenLdap 2.x (provided by software management)
KDE 4.x
Yast provides an gui interface to setup and configure the ldap server, which I used.
I have just installed Openldap on Xubuntu. The slapd daemon is working and I can easily stop and start it.
I have just installed fresh Centos 6.2 with openldap and samba with yum command. I'm having a bit of issue with finding the slapd.conf file. There is a folder for slap.d/ but no conf file in it by default. I can see folders
cacerts
schema
sldap.d
and ldap.conf file.
I have also checked in Fedora 15 and found same situation taht there is no slapd.conf file. So now where to start ?
I'm trying to install an openldap server (slapd) on a Debian EC2 instance. I have followed all the instructions I can find, and am using the recommended slapd-config approach to configuration.