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Re: slurpd quits running
First , check whether slapd is running or not with the command
ps aux |grep slapd.
Then if it's not running, start ldap with
slapd -d 72 &
This will print useful information for debugging.
I strongly recommend that you check your logs in syslog also with
tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep ldap
When ldap is successfully running, you should have the port 389 opened
and you can check whether ldap is listening or not with
netstat -l | grep ldap
Le 22 déc. 05, à 23:36, Bryan Irvine a écrit :
<snip>
I can do a 'service ldap start' and it tells me that slapd and slurpd
both start 'OK', but then if I do a 'service ldap status' right
afterwards, it tells me that slapd is stopped, and slurpd is running.
<snip>
what happens when you start slapd manually?
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