RE: Crypted Manager passwd?

["Michalski, Rafał" <RMichalski@eragsm.pl>]

I am getting the same message.
Worse, your browser probably will report
no sasl mechanisms on LDAP server 
at URL ldap://servername/?supportedsaslmechanisms .
See my post ``no SASL mechanisms?''.

As far as I understand,
this directive, rootpw, is not for SASL authentication.
It is for clear-text anyway.
See man slappasswd, SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS section.
Try 
  $ slappasswd -v -u -h {CRYPT}
  New password: YeahRight
then place the output from slappasswd in rootpw directive.
  rootpw  {CRYPT}Yjyapcwhj7KyQ
Run 
  $ ldapadd -x [...rest of command line]
  root password: YeahRight

Could anybody write 
Quick Start _with SASL_ Guide 
for us?

Rafal.

> My slapd.conf looks (in part) like this:
> 
> suffix "o=foo.com"
> rootdn "cn=Manager"
> rootpw {crypt}YeahRight.
> 
> I do have sasl installed & enabled, as near as I can tell.  I 
> can do the
> example first query given in the QuickStart guide.
> 
> Once I try to bind as the Manager, though . . . 
> 
> ldapsearch -b '' -s base -D "cn=Manager" '(objectclass=*)' 
> namingContexts
> ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: No such attribute
>