Help w/ LDAP

Pedro Fernandes Macedo webmaster at margo.bijoux.nom.br
Wed Jun 30 23:08:17 UTC 2004


xentek development wrote:

>Today i was successful in getting apache and subversion running. Apache
>ended up being installed, i just need to get it to autostart as a
>service on boot-up.
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go to system-config-services and enable httpd (or use the good and old 
chkconfig)

>However, I have still yet to get php working with apache. but i will
>save that for another day.
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That's weird... I have apache running here and the only things I had to 
change were related to the directories I wanted use as base directories...
PHP was installed and is working (at least php_info() returns the info page)

>I am interested in getting LDAP set up. I would like to consolidate my
>address book, for both my windows and linux clients into an LDAP
>directory. However, I am a bit lost at getting it installed / configured
>/ and running. I have found openldap directories scatterd about my
>system... and when reviewing the documentation there was a mention of
>adding config options to a sldap.conf file. only l file similiar was
>found and that was ldap.conf
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>Any help on getting openldap working on my fedora core 2 system would be
>much appreciated.
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Well, ldap is a difficult subject.. I only started to understand it a 
bit when I read the ldap book published by O"reilly...
If you have the change to get this book , do it.. it's focused on 
openldap and gives details on how to configure not only authentication , 
but also mail , web , ftp and radius with ldap.

>This is what has me in a bit of a quandary... so far the things that the
>o/s install said got installed with it are either not fully installed or
>configured. I understand that it is up to me to get it configured, and
>all of that, however, when doing a which or find for the actual program,
>nothing is returned. even broader searches of the system find no mention
>of the files even existing on my system (case in point... when looking
>for the subversion install... searches for subversion, svn, or svnadmin
>pulled back nothing... which had me install it from the RPMs linked to
>from the subversion site).
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Is this a clean install or a upgrade? I never got a upgrade working 
perfectly....


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Pedro Macedo





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