Community Request: Real World OpenLDAP Deployments

Dear All,

I'd like to get some examples written up for:

http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/appendix-deployments.html

If anyone is interested and allowed to share some information, I'd
love to hear from you.

The more strange the setup the better!

Many thanks,

Gavin.

P.S. This has also been sent to the openldap-technical@openldap.org mailing list, so if you are a subscriber please reply to that email. Thanks.

Posted by Gavin Henry in OpenLDAP, Open Source, Suretec at 10:14 | Comments (6) | Trackbacks (0)

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Hah. I guess you're not interested in my rinkydink little setup then

(1 CentOS server, 1 Fedora client, 1 OS X client)

#1 ignacio (Homepage) on 2008-11-27 11:00 (Reply)

Depends if you have any weirdness configured

Thanks.

#1.1 Gavin Henry (Homepage) on 2008-11-27 11:03 (Reply)

Its a shame I haven't been able to connect to openldap's site in weeks now. All I seem to get is connection refused these days.

#2 Thomas Fjellstrom on 2008-11-29 04:11 (Reply)

Weird, speak to your ISP as it's been fine for everyone else. No compliants on the lists or irc.

#2.1 Gavin Henry (Homepage) on 2008-11-29 20:41 (Reply)

Connection refused is a server thing. It means for some reason, its not listening on the port. is "204.152.186.57" the correct IP? I run my own DNS server, with no cache. Thats what the root servers are giving me for the www.openldap.org server.

#2.1.1 Thomas Fjellstrom on 2008-11-29 23:12 (Reply)

Yeah that's right - 204.152.186.57

If I put 204.152.186.57 in my browser it resolves to www.openldap.org

Email kurt - info@OpenLDAP.org

#2.1.1.1 Gavin Henry (Homepage) on 2008-11-29 23:22 (Reply)

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