mm i am trying to use OpenLDAP i installed the packages... i make a test directory and find the entries i made. then i tried to apply a directory schema for an application and its base data... i faced some problem to make this and then i tried to re install LDAP i used the command it did not complete the erase operation and did not go to the prompt "like it is waiting" so i quit this bash and tried to install the openLDAP again but i recieved "package openldap-2.0.27-8 is already installed" while i can not find the LDAP service (/etc/init.d/ldap) to start!!! so what i hope to do is to remove LDAP, re install it as new i hope that can some one help
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you can force reinstall the rpm
I think tis
Alaa
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good
Al salamo alikom i did with the packages OpenLDAP, openLDAP-Server, openLDAP-client and i can start the service but there was a file in /etc/lib/ldap/ called ldbm which exists in the LDAP config "/etc/openldap/slapd.conf" , i saw this file b4 and i can not find it now even after i re-install the packages.. i will read more to see the story of the ldbm file and try Thank you for help :)
ya rab
Ahmed Hashim
verify
I would start by verifying the rpm's contents.
I used to be indecisive .. but now I'm not so sure
i'm interested
hey i'm also playing with ldap and maybe we can share our experiences !
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Excellent
Al salamo alikom Thank you Ramez for reply. it is excellent to found you play with LDAP :) my distro is Redhat9 "don't ask me why but it is not my decision!!!, i am using fedora core3 in home" i did not find LDAP installed by default so i installed it manual. The application i need to use LDAP is my application, i am developing a project in my company and we uses LDAP+java and then i recommend them Linux+OpenLDAP instead of using a commercail LDAP Server like Sun Directory or others. what about your usage?
Ahmed Hashim
it is a fashion
Al salamo alikom i think also that LDAP is the fashion, almost all enterprise applications and any communication related application is using LDAP. it is the rising technology. look, ;) can you administer LDAP?
Hacker from the Earth Ahmed Hashim
centralized authentication and user information
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OK
thats good i have your contact and i sent you a mail with mine, also we can contribute in this. thnx
Hacker from the Earth Ahmed Hashim