Hi all,
I downloaded openldap-2.3.35.tgz now I have to add the back-ldap modules to my own installation under gentoo . How can I make it?
Raffo
Raffaele Viola schrieb:
Hi all,
I downloaded openldap-2.3.35.tgz now I have to add the back-ldap modules to my own installation under gentoo . How can I make it?
If you don't have the "minimal" use flag set, back-ldap should be there, see the 2.3.35-r1 ebuild for details. Additionally, you have to uncomment the modulepath and moduleload directive for back_ldap.la in slapd.conf.
hth Paul
pkoelle@gmail.com skrev, on 07-05-2007 16:57:
I downloaded openldap-2.3.35.tgz now I have to add the back-ldap modules to my own installation under gentoo . How can I make it?
If you don't have the "minimal" use flag set, back-ldap should be there, see the 2.3.35-r1 ebuild for details. Additionally, you have to uncomment the modulepath and moduleload directive for back_ldap.la in slapd.conf.
OP's asking how to stuff gained from an OpenLDAP tarball build into a patent Gentoo setup (Gentoo is derived from Debian, IIRC).
The correct answer would be that it can't be done (by a novice). Alternatively that it *can* be done by someone who has no need to ask how.
--Tonni
Tony Earnshaw schrieb:
pkoelle@gmail.com skrev, on 07-05-2007 16:57:
I downloaded openldap-2.3.35.tgz now I have to add the back-ldap modules to my own installation under gentoo . How can I make it?
If you don't have the "minimal" use flag set, back-ldap should be there, see the 2.3.35-r1 ebuild for details. Additionally, you have to uncomment the modulepath and moduleload directive for back_ldap.la in slapd.conf.
OP's asking how to stuff gained from an OpenLDAP tarball build into a patent Gentoo setup (Gentoo is derived from Debian, IIRC).
It's a source based distro on its own.
The correct answer would be that it can't be done (by a novice). Alternatively that it *can* be done by someone who has no need to ask how.
The OP falsely assumed the gentoo openldap package lacks back_ldap support. All he has to do is unmasking openldap-2.3.35-r1 and emerge it. If he wishes to install a newer version, in most cases all it takes is copying the ebuild to a new one with the new version number.
cheers Paul
On Tuesday, 8 May 2007, pkoelle@gmail.com wrote:
The OP falsely assumed the gentoo openldap package lacks back_ldap support. All he has to do is unmasking openldap-2.3.35-r1 and emerge it. If he wishes to install a newer version, in most cases all it takes is copying the ebuild to a new one with the new version number.
The OP may have done the same with the SuSE package (see his previous thread) ... and didn't answer the questions which would have definitively shown if the feature was enabled as a module (which I suspect is the case).
Regards, Buchan
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