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<0> is this supposed to be the rootdn of the directory?
<1> pardon?
<0> where did you get this username from?
<0> did you add it previously to the directory? Did you guess it?
<1> which username?
<1> admin?
<0> -D specicies the binddn, which is what I'm calling "username" in this context
<1> ahh, ok
<1> I am guessing
<1> then
<0> so check your slapd.conf for the "rootdn" entry and start with that
<0> the p***word should be in "rootpw" in the same file
<0> but it could be hashed
<1> the strange thing is that I am following a working example, but it doesn't have neither the rootdn nor the rootpw setted
<1> I am in a debian with the stock debian package
<2> you can run without rootpw (if you have created an entry in the directory with the p***word)
<2> you can run without rootdn in some cases, if you have already got authentication working for accounts that have the necessary privileges
<2> but, some things won't work without rootdn (specifically, sync-replication, maybe other overlays that do writes)
<2> so, you may want to slapcat your current directory to see what you have
<1> which directory are you talking about?
<2> the D from LDAP
<1> ok
<1> I've added the rootdn, and rootpw, restarted the server, and I still getting the same error
<1> I put in slap.conf:
<1> rootdn "cn=admin,dc=ifpeople,dc=com"
<1> rootpw secret
<1> and I tried #dapadd -x -D uid=admin,dc=ifpeople,dc=com -w secret -f ifpeople.ldif
<1> ldapadd*
<1> any idea?
<0> you are contacting the wrong server perhaps?
<0> and not the one you are thinking?
<1> why?
<0> no -h directive, so the hostname comes from ldap.conf
<0> just a thought
<1> it is all commented
<1> which is the default?
<0> so it ***umes localhost iirc
<0> brb
<1> it's ok, localhost
<3> QUESTION: If ALL i want is an LDAP set up that I can use to share e-mail contacts in Thunderbird how do i set it up
<3> everything is so complex with ldap
<4> hmmm, question seems to come up fairly often (so there is a fair amount on the web)
<4> but if someone were to offer a commercial thunderbird-shared-contact-list-in-a-box, would you buy it?
<5> if you'll buy it, i'll develop one for you :-)
<6> does thunderbird support ldap-write for private- and/or shared-contact-list?
<5> given enough money, i will force it to do so :-)
<6> hehe
<7> hiya
<6> podzap: short on cash these days? ;)
<7> guys ... do you recall any reason why i'm not being able to expand a user homedir in the form of ~user ?
<7> are there any particular indexes that may be causing this not to work...
<6> nss-issue.. which can be caused by misconfiguration of some sort. ldap.conf, nss_ldap, ldap-acls etc
<3> lucca i dont want a commercial solution
<3> i want a light weight one
<3> LDAP is over kill for my situation
<2> how many users are you talking about?
<3> 10
<3> All I want is for the 10 people to have the same e-mail contacts in thunderbird
<2> well, really, an ldap setup should really not take that long
<3> Name: Email:
<3> i can't get it going no matter what
<7> Gagatan: id, finger, getent work fine ...
<3> Is there any SIMPLE documentation that you could pooint me too regarding an EXTREMELY basic LDAP set up
<3> ?
<2> install openldap-servers, make sure you have inetorgperson schema included, set rootdn, rootpw, and have ACLs as follows:
<2> access to *
<2> by * read
<2> then, you add entries with some LDAP gui as rootdn
<7> Gagatan: any ideas on how i can debug this thing? ... i've been looking at the log (loglevel -1) and i see nothing...
<3> _ranger_: Ok I have the server installed, How do i set the "rootdn" rootpw"
<3> im asuming in /etc/ldap/slapd.conf?
<2> yes
<2> 'man slapd.conf' may help you there too ...
<3> _ranger_ where do I set the root dn though
<2> rootdn "cn=Manager,dc=mydomain,dc=com"
<2> inside the database definition
<3> in database 1??
<3> so my server is dovertubular.com
<3> so
<3> rootdn "cn=Manager, dc=dovertubular,dc=com"
<7> i've even enabled debugging in libnss-ldap
<7> but nothing shows up in the logs
<8> _ranger_ Can you paste what we were talking about earlier
<8> i lost my connection
<8> right now im in the database 1 configuration
<8> how do i set the root cn stuff?
<7> hmmm... seems an acl problem ...
<8> _ranger_
<7> i can preform cd ~user if using the user account
<7> but not as root
<8> what is syntax for rootdn and rootpw
<8> _ranger_ when you return from IDLE if you could just paste what you were saying above it would be swell
<8> or message it to me
<8> Anyone here have the converstaitons before i got disconected
<2> asdasd2, you're read 'man slapd.conf' ?
<2> I don't have time to answer questions that are covered in the docs, sorry
<3> Could anyone in here PLEASE ***ist me, I need to set up LDAP for www.dovertubular.com (I just need to set it up as a shared address book) (e-mail contacts)
<3> I need help with slapd.conf and ldap.conf
<3> I just want it real simple
<2> rootpw mysecretp***word
<2> in the database section
<3> ok
<3> what should i do for the dn
<2> what have you got for basedn ?
<2> uh, suffix it is in slapd.cofn
<9> try reading the Quick Start Guide?
<3> _ranger_ thats what keeps confusing
<3> the website its for is www.dovertubular.com
<3> so i dont know what the cn and ish should b e
<3> _ranger_?
<2> it can be arbtrary
<10> hello
<2> you can use dc=dovertubular,dc=com
<10> is here any debian user?
<3> thats what ive been doing and then it has a problem binding when i start it
<3> its says in use
<3> pihhan: im an ubuntu user
<10> well i wanna know if tls is working under debian sarge
<3> dunno
<3> _ranger_
<10> so
<3> pihhan everyone in here is worthless
<10> anyone here had ever met -11 error from ldap-tools?
<10> asdasd: what do you mean worthless?
<2> asdasd, *WHAT* says "in use" ??????????
<10> there is nobody with some knowledge of slapd or ldap?
<2> pihhan, there are
<2> pihhan, I'm just *really* busy at the moment
<10> oh
<2> pihhan, TLS works on RedHat, Mandriva etc etc etc
<9> asdasd: you're either a moron or just too lazy to actually read documentation. nobody likes to help lazy people.
<10> well, according to documentation it should work, but i have 3 servers with 3 certificates and every server does return -11 error on ldap_start_tls
<10> on ldapsearch -Z
<3> hyc: ldap's documentation is very confusing and uses TERRIBLE naming conventions
<2> asdasd, not, it has standardised naming conventions
<2> but, I don't see how that is relevant
<9> pihhan: run with -Z -d7
<10> well, whole concept of ldap is somehow complicated :)
<2> I doubt your suffix has anything to do with your message "in use"
<2> so, ask intelligent questions, and you will get answers
<10> oh
<10> brilliant :)
<2> that was for asdasd
<10> maybe
<2> saying "its says in use" doesn't make it easy for anyone to give an answer
<10> but -d7 is exactly i were looking for
<3> _ranger_ this is my slapd.conf what do you think I have done wrong, http://rafb.net/paste/results/ochPKR96.html
<10> because TLS_CAFILE does not expect quotes as i put there :)
<9> asdasd: an "address in use" error has nothing to do with slapd.conf, so that's totally irrelevant.
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