Re: Missing slapd.conf in redhat 7.3?

[John Beamon <jbeamon@franklinamerican.com>]

All these particular files have to do with the openldap client 
softwares: ldapsearch, ldapmodify, etc.  The slapd.conf does, indeed, 
come from the openldap-servers package.  It's a generally good idea to 
list "package*" from the cd contents if you're interested.  Samba, 
openssh, telnet, openldap, and a host of other network-aware packages 
like these are split into client, server, and common/library packages in 
Red Hat Linux.

-j


Alan Sparks wrote:
> Which RPMs did you install?  Did you install openldap-servers?
> -Alan
>
> cody wang said:
>
> > After I install redhat 7.3, I could not find slpad.conf any where. Do I
> > need to do any extra steps to let slapd.conf show up?
> >
> >
> > [root@accounts sbin]# cd /etc/openldap
> > [root@accounts openldap]# ls
> > ldap.conf  ldapfilter.conf  ldapsearchprefs.conf  ldaptemplates.conf
> > [root@accounts openldap]#
> >
> >
> > Cody Wang
> > Programmer / Analyst
> > California Lutheran University
> > Compaq.Tru64.V51A/R17/Env471/Unidate
> > 6.0/WebAdvisor2.12DMI2.2WebCt4.0Edx2.1/iPlanet6.0SP2
> > Deploying:OpenLdap/uPortal now
>
>
>
> ===========
> Alan Sparks, UNIX/Linux Systems Administrator    <asparks@doublesparks.net>