slapd (Standalone LDAP Daemon) is an LDAP server implementation, part of the OpenLDAP open source project.
Questions tagged [slapd]
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OpenLDAP allow editing only from ldapi interface?
I am working on securing LDAP server. We have a few scripts that help us to manage records in it, and the access (from outside) to the slapd is done over ldap(s) ports (389/636). Management scripts are executed from localhost on the server where…
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OpenLDAP syncrepl Not Working
I have two openldap servers.i want to communicate between two servers by using openldap synchronisation in Linux and how to find out it is working or not .this is my code ,is it any problem in my code ,can any one help me.
Server 1 (ldap1 /…
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Applying ppolicy.ldif in OpenLdap
I just added the ppolicy.ldif schema to ldap by running the following:
ldapadd -T EXTERNAL -H ldapi:/// -f /etc/openldap/schema/ppolicy.ldif
I then try to ldapadd my change.ldif file seen below
#changes.ldif file
dn:…
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Alex
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Cannot run SAMBA (DC) and OpenLDAP, (The port is being used)
I installed samba and made it a simple domain controller, and I intend to set it to make the authentication over OpenLDAP.
The problem is I can NOT run both slapd and samba processes at the same time.
If I ran Samba at first (samba will run and work…
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Mohammed Noureldin
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what does it mean ? openldap: TLS: no unlocked certificate for certificate ''
just spent a lot of time with centos 6.7 and openldap.
it was configured with simple certificates and a root-ca in nice little pem files, but after an upgrade from centos 6.4, connecting to the slapd with SSL failed.
finally i saw this: moznss…
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frisbee23
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slapd running fine and listening on port 389, but still can't contact
Here is my ldapsearch command with debug (I've masked my real IP address):
$ sudo /usr/local/bin/ldapsearch -H ldap://99.99.99.99 -b dc=my-domain,dc=com -x -d…
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OpenLDAP will not start - Starting OpenLDAP: slapdrm: cannot remove `/var/lib/ldap/alock'
Hope someone can help me out here. I forgot the OpenLDAP admin password on a debian server and in the process, I specified the password in the slapd config file as follows:
olcRootPW: {SHA}W6ph5Mm5Pz8GgiULbPgzG37mj9g=
I am following the guide here:…
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Meh
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AD password for LDAP users
My company has a central Active directory server and our team has its own OpenLDAP server for managing infrastructure. I would like to use the same password for our ldap users as the password in AD. How can I pass requests for certain attributes…
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Andrew Meyer
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Active Directory users authentication on Ubuntu server
I need the simplest way to authenticate Active Directory users on Ubuntu Server (at login).
I am trying with libnss-ldap, but it only works with plain LDAP server (like SLAPD) but now Active Directory. I heard that libnss-ldap has a bit of memory…
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slapd wont start after system reboot. Possible BIND issue?
I know this might come across as a low-quality question; but nothing has been changed other than BIND settings which were reverted back (mind you, before restarting nothing was broken. The box can also resolve domain names). I've attached what…
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theCowardlyFrench
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How can one force Open Directory server to provide its full certificate chain to connecting clients?
The Problem
We've created an Open Directory master on OSX 10.10 Yosemite + Server.app v4:
$ sudo slapconfig -createldapmasterandadmin admin Administrator 1000
Which generates a root CA, an intermediate CA and a host SSL certificate (all correctly…
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eggyal
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Restore LDAP data from copied files
My server has broken and I had to urgently put it up again. I needed to reinstall the system and, since I was time constrained, I lazily just copied the directories I considered necessary (/etc, /opt, /root and /var) with cp to an external disk and…
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Issues with LDAP backend in OpenLDAP
Good Morning;
After working on setting up an LDAP proxy server to replicate LDAP data, I keep getting the following message:
52a0b5ca send_ldap_result: conn=-1 op=0 p=3
52a0b5ca send_ldap_result: err=32 matched="" text=""
52a0b5ca ==>…
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Eirik Toft
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Who should I run slapindex as? Both root and openldap users seem unadvisable
I am following these instructions to install OpenLDAP on Debian 6.0.
The instructions tell me to run slapindex as root, but it sounds like Debian does not like the idea:
WARNING!
Runnig as root!
There's a fair chance slapd will fail to start.
Check…
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Nicolas Raoul
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Why all LDAP user passwords are incorrectly imported? And can't be modified?
First of all I am new to OpenLDAP setup. I have followed instructions coming from:
HowToForge.com linux openldap setup
#root
dn: dc=localhost,dc=com
dc: localhost
objectClass: dcObject
objectClass: organizationalUnit
ou: rootObject
ou:…
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Michael Mao
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