Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
--On Wednesday, March 02, 2016 2:14 PM -0500 "Ted Hyde (RSI)" thyde@rndstudio.com wrote:
Greets - I'm trying to set up a new slave (consumer) server that would test against an existing (read: legacy) Samba4 AD controller for LDAP auth. The intent is to have the consumers as distributed HA-like setups in the event that VPNs or full off-site network connectivity was lost, users could still authenticate against the local LDAP services. (The application auth is really quite simple in this case, just some php grabbing a bunch of groups, not full AD work). In "ye olde days", I could do this with slapd.conf, but I'm trying to upgrade my own brain-software to understand OLC better, and am hitting a brick wall. I'd really like to just have the following on each consumer server:
I suggest you look at Zimbra and what it does for MMR replication, etc. It fully uses olc for everything, and has scripted MMR setup.
That's nice, but he shouldn't need to look at 3rd party docs to get this done.
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/replication.html