[Fedora-directory-users] sorry retarded question on fds and tcpip no luck in faq

[David Boreham]

You want to bind each of several slapd processes to a different
local IP address, listening on the same port ?
I'm almost certain you can do that. Probably not with the
java console though. You'd need to find the config
in the docs and enter it in dse.ldif by hand.

Note that you really don't need to do this if you can
ensure that clients authenticate (you can use access control
rules to wall them off from each other).

If you need anonymous access using a default suffix
on port 389 then yes you do need to do what you're asking.

SheridanJ West wrote:

> Excuse me - i need a big clue
>
> I have a fc6 box with many ethernet cards in
>
> ip                       runs .....
> [rfc 1918 range] - local garbage postgres...
> [proper ip 1] www postfix cyrus-imap
> [proper ip 2] "
> [proper ip 3] "
> [proper ip 4] "
>
> with fds - 1.04 (most recent)  it appears i can only run one port
> 389/636 using the java startconsole then its using some odd port
> number for each new domain rather than ideally
>
> [proper ip 1] www postfix ldap:389 ldap:90009 ldap:90010 ldap:900011
> [proper ip 2] "  noldap running
> [proper ip 3] "
> [proper ip 4] "
>
> The carter book on ldap appears to make no mention of a 'listen' like
> command you fing in apache, theres a hint in the the fds wiki of an
> inf file where things like server identifier can be specified but is
> fds upto the job
>
> each ldap stores will be light with data, rather than big
>
> So is what im trying to do possible with fds ?, I think no is the
> answer with java.
>
> Any responses (even rude ones most welcome)
>
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