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<0> anyone know what the default privileged user in ubuntu's openldap is? I'm trying to fix my bind issues..
<0> I get: Jan 27 21:38:40 joseph login[7693]: nss_ldap: failed to bind to LDAP server ldap://192.168.1.52: Invalid credentials
<1> binding as the feler defined in slapd.conf? with pw= thta defined in pam_ldap.conf?
<1> or libnss_ldap.conf/
<2> bonjovi
<2> its off family guy - peter griffin says bonjovi
<2> when he is rich
<3> hello :)
<4> hello!
<5> Hello! My name is Gavin and I have $40,000,000 in my bank account. I need your help. I can't get into it as my father is very sick. All I need is your p***word and ATM pin number. Can anyone help? ;-)
<4> i'd love to help spending all that money
<6> hi
<6> is this the right place to talk about a problem with openldap ?
<7> yes, but it is quiet during weekend
<7> s
<6> tiswat: thanks
<6> I'll ask then...
<6> I had a system crash, and it seems that the openldap database got corrupted
<6> now when openldap starts, it consumes 100% of cpu and doesn't accept connections
<6> any idea on what to try?
<7> Can you still slapcat the full database:
<7> Then save.
<7> remove database and slapadd.
<7> Or try to repair
<6> the files called __db.00[12345] are the database to which I have to run slapcat, right?
<7> yep. If u got a backup u can remove all files except DB_CONFIG
<6> I didn't have a backup, but I'll generate one daily from now on...
<7> I'm called for coffee, have tp go
<7> Try slapcat !
<6> I'm trying, but it doesn't like me!
<6> :)
<6> # slapcat -n 0
<6> slapcat: could not open database.
<6> # slapcat -n 1
<6> slapcat: database doesn't support necessary operations.
<6> # slapcat -n 2
<6> slap_startup failed
<6> # slapcat -n 3
<6> Database number selected via -n is out of range
<6> Must be in the range 0 to 2 (number of configured databases)
<6> ah sorry, I renamed a directory to be sure it wasn't overwritten and forgot to rename it back to the original name
<6> slapcat -n 0 and -n 1 gives the same error
<6> slapcat -n 2 now acts as slapd, consuming 100% of cpu
<6> just in case there's any openldap developer around ...
<6> (gdb) bt
<6> #0 0x00002b0e6f02e731 in __db_tas_mutex_lock_4002 () from /usr/lib/libdb-4.2.so
<6> #1 0x00002b0e6f0a7557 in __db_e_attach_4002 () from /usr/lib/libdb-4.2.so
<6> #2 0x00002b0e6f0a4e5c in __dbenv_open_4002 () from /usr/lib/libdb-4.2.so
<8> anyone had their printer tie in with ldap?
<7> antlarr, I dont have time, but try db_recover
<6> ah, thanks tiswat I'm not familiar with ldap, so I didn't know db_recover
<6> just that link is a lot of help
<5> sheppard: how so? List printers in LDAP?
<5> there are printer schmea I think, hit google
<5> hi docelic
<9> Hey folks
<9> Tell me, what's the best way to m***-delete entries (but not all of them), under some part of the three ?
<5> ldapdelete or ldapmodify. Or are you talking from teh porgramming point of view?
<9> no, cmdline
<9> ah right, ldapdelete :)
<8> no
<8> not lisst printers
<8> have it auth against ldap
<8> the hp 9500 at work supports it
<5> same as any client then
<5> auth for what?
<5> as a domain printer
<1> ghenry: you can put 20 million in my paypal account..ill send my addy..the rest ill take in small unmarked bills
<8> hopefully letting people photocopy and tracking how much they print
<5> or you auth against your directory to access printer function via onboard print servers etc.?
<8> yeah
<5> cliebow: OK. Can I have your p***port detials ;-)
<5> sheppard: you got an existing directory with users in it?
<8> ghenry: it's on our mac server and done via opendirectory, but i think thats pretty much ldapv3
<5> sheppard: Well, all I can say is, read the HP docs. It will be easy. Point the printer to you user basedn etc.
<8> yeah
<5> I don't know how HP set things up, but that should be it
<8> i saw the option the other day while i was checking out the web interface
<1> cant you read thrfid tag from there?
<8> and was curious if anyone in here had attempted it before
<5> nah, only have lowend printers here sheppard ;-)
<8> hehe
<5> sheppard: I don't think it something you should be wasting your time thinking about, jsut do it ;-)
<8> well
<8> i might not have to
<5> why?
<1> i played with pykota a little..for printing control'
<5> cliebow: means nothing to mean ;-)
<8> accounting is debating buying/leasing a new printer that will let you ***ign job codes
<5> ah, ok.
<1> sort of like print manager..quotas and syuch
<5> Right, time for my sons bedtime. Catch up later all.
<5> bbl
<1> later
<8> cliebow: yeah i was looking at that to, or just hackign something up with perl to extract the info from the logs
<8> and base the job code on what directory the file was printed from
<1> that would be better i almost think..in hte process it mucked up my ldap dir as far ***etting up a new server from ldapadd
<1> cause i didnt move the pykppta schema
<8> ouch
<8> mmm
<8> time for vids
<1> wasnt too bad really.once i knew what was wrong
<5> anyone more thoughts on the GUI framework hyc ?
<5> brb
<5> auch nevermind. One for another day ;-)
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