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Re: [PLUG] using OpenLDAP with Active Directory
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Jason Stelzer had this to say:
> 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.
The second one is what I want - the system level nss_ldap style lookup.
I want to be able to login and have the authentication happen against my
AD server. Or fail back to a local-only user, if that fails ...
> 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.
How do you turn up the logging for the nss_ldap? I don't see any way to
do that. I suppose I test that by trying to log in using an AD-only
account ..
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