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Re: OpenLDAP support for LDAPv3 features? (more Solaris automounterissues)
Tomas,
I have actually looked into this myself (using the Linux automounter
with Solaris). The autofs code requires hooks into the kernel that the
Linux kernel provides, so using it with the Solaris kernel is probably
not feasible.
Mike,
I'm not sure yet that VLV really is required by automountd. I seem
to have host name resolution working w/o VLV so far. I have not tried
passwd/group name resolution yet. I have also only done casual testing,
too.
automountd is still not working, but my problem may be elsewhere. For
instance, I have not compared my LDAP maps to what the 'dsimport'
proggie generates. 'dsimport' is the utility (binary) that Sun provides
to populate LDAP from existsing NIS maps. (It's on the iPlanet Bonus
Software CD that comes with Solaris8. It's with Directory Server.)
It'll be a while before I get to test this, however, because I've moved
on to other priorities for now. If you happen to try 'dsimport' or
use iPlanet DS, then by all means please publish some sample automount
map entries.
I've attached sample entries like the ones I'm using. Maybe you can try
these out yourself and report on your level of success. What I do know
is that from the debugging output of my OpenLDAP server install, the DNs
I'm using seem to be correct (and working). The entries themselves may
not be.
-Dave
Tomas Maly wrote:
>
> How about using the open source automounter? It comes with linux;
> probably can find it off of freshmeat.net. The schema is discussed in
> the config file; you'll have to make up the object classes/attributes in
> your config.
>
> Archive User wrote:
>
> > >>Solaris LDAP client says it requires the following LDAPv3 features:
> >
> > >These are not LDAPv3 features. That is, they are not part
> > >of the "core" protocol. They are elective extensions to
> > >LDAPv3.
> >
> > >OpenLDAP elects not implement these extensions.
> >
> > Is there anyother way to support the automounter with Solaris 8
> > client? This is going to force me to use another LDAP server
> > if there isn't.
> >
> > Thanks.. Mike
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dn: LDAP_BASE
dc: btgp
objectclass: top
objectclass: dcObject
dn: cn=Manager,LDAP_BASE
cn: Global Manager
sn: Manager
objectclass: person
userpassword: secret
dn: nismapname=auto_master,LDAP_BASE
objectclass: top
objectclass: nismap
nismapname: auto_master
dn: cn=/import,nismapname=auto_master,LDAP_BASE
objectclass: top
objectclass: nisobject
nismapname: auto_master
cn: /import
nismapentry: auto_import
dn: nismapname=auto_import,LDAP_BASE
objectclass: top
objectclass: nismap
nismapname: auto_import
dn: cn=mountpoint,nismapname=auto_import,LDAP_BASE
objectclass: top
objectclass: nisobject
nismapname: auto_import
cn: btg-dist
nismapentry: nfs://nfs1/export/disk1/mountpoint
dn: ou=Hosts,LDAP_BASE
ou: Hosts
objectclass: top
objectclass: organizationalUnit
dn: cn=nfs1,ou=Hosts,LDAP_BASE
objectclass: top
objectclass: ipHost
objectclass: device
iphostnumber: 10.0.0.1
cn: nfs1