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| Newer page: | version 45 | Last edited on Monday, May 15, 2006 12:10:17 pm | by CraigBox | Revert |
| Older page: | version 44 | Last edited on Monday, May 15, 2006 12:07:27 pm | by CraigBox | Revert |
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; /etc/pam.d/system-auth : Make sure authconfig hasn't bollocked your pam config.
; LDAP lookups fail for non-root users : Your config files are probably not readable. Make sure __/etc/nss-ldap.conf__ is readable by non-root users.
; slapcat(8) works for root, but ldapsearch(1) shows absolutely no entries : Perhaps the permissions on your database files disallow slapd(8) from reading them (you'd think [OpenLDAP] would give an error in this case, but nooooo...) %%% There's also the possibility that you forgot to edit __/etc/ldap/ldap.conf__ (in Debian Sarge at least) to define the BASE and URI configs. You should also try ldapsearch(1), passing the -h <hostname> and -b <base dn> too!
; no structuralObjectClass operational attribute : This seems to occur in range of configurations, including having replication set up. Disabling replication has been reported to fix this, however that's not an optimal solution. %%% The error probably occurs because the data in your tree isn't consistent. You should make sure schemacheck is turned on and try reimporting your database from an ldif, fixing errors as you go.
-; ldap_sasl_bind_interactive_s~:
No such attribute : You're trying to use [SASL] and [SASL] isn't configured properly. try ldapsearch -x, if this works, then you have [SASL] issues. The usual solution is to always use "-x" :)
+; ldap_sasl_bind_interactive_s
No such attribute : You're trying to use [SASL] and [SASL] isn't configured properly. try ldapsearch -x, if this works, then you have [SASL] issues. The usual solution is to always use "-x" :)
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!!!Using the special rootdn and rootpw values
