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Re: ldap backend issues

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Fri Jan 16 09:04:45 2009

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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2009 14:33:21 +0100
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Thomas Mueller wrote:
> first, the online documentation**, says to create new ACL's ending with 
> "by * none". this disabled the access for all except the two kerberos 
> users. after reading man slapd.access it may be better read "by * break" 
> to let slapd evaluate the next access statements?

I'd suggest to examine ACL issues by setting an appropriate log level
and clarify what you find in the logs on the openldap-software mailing list.

> second, i've configured the openldap like the sample krb5.conf file in 
> chapter 3.3.11. altough i've written the kdc and adm dn the kdc-server 
> and admin-server don't start without supplying "-x host=ldapi://<path> -x 
> binddn=cn=kdc-service,dc=test". is /etc/krb5.conf the right place? don't 
> i have to write some ldap config to /etc/krb5kdc/kdc.conf? "man kdc.conf" 
> doesn't reveal anything about "ldap". 

I also had some problems. But you should really try to collect some
Kerberos error messages and post them here. Also posting you krb5.conf
and kdc.conf would help.

> *slapd 2.4.11,

You should use 2.4.13. Many issues have been fixed. I can't tell whether
the fixes are relevant to your setup though.

Ciao, Michael.
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