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Re: [PLUG] using OpenLDAP with Active Directory
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ldapsearch is usually part of the openldap client package. The
/etc/ldap.conf is usually used by the nss_ldap package (the nss/pam
service). They're only related to each other in name. One is a
userspace tool to interact with ldap, the other is system level.
Now that you know what to use to bind, try hooking up the nss_ldap
settings to your ldap.conf and logging in. You'll need to turn up
logging and watch your syslog to debug things.
On Fri, Mar 26, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Mike Leone <turgon@mike-leone.com> wrote:
> In Ubuntu 9.04, where does the ldap.conf live? I have 2 - one in /etc,
> one in /etc/ldap.conf. Neither seems to be helping :-), as my
> ldapsearches fail unless I explicitly include the binding ID and
> password on the command line. Which says to me, that ldapsearch isn't
> making use of either ldap.conf, if there's no ID and password on the
> command line ....
>
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