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Re: Newbie: Setting up LDAP as a directory service
tor, 2002-11-14 kl. 08:16 skrev Neil Davis:
> I am looking for a straight forward HOWTO, for setting up an LDAP server
> which will allow users using Outlook etc to lookup email addresses.
> I found a script which generated an LDIF file from the /etc/passwd file,
> this file was then updated into the DB. Yet the system won't respond to any
> queries.
> Is there any straight forward way of doing this?
Outlook? Don't know how Outlook works.
At my last "real" job I used Linux with Netscape 4.7.9, while all the
other 3,000 employees were forced to use Outlook for the firm's Exchange
servers (I was a Unix Field Engineer). At that time I didn't even know
how ldap worked. But I got Netscape's ldap thing to work just by playing
around, because I found out that ldap runs on port 389 from my
/etc/services. The stupid firm didn't use SSL and port 636, let alone
SASL.
Best,
Tony
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