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<_ranger_> http://ranger.dnsalias.com/slapd.conf
<hyc> I think glue is byp***ing the syncprov overlay.
<hyc> sigh
<hyc> we need to work on the glue/overlay interaction some more...
<_ranger_> ok, for the moment we're ok without the glue ...
<_ranger_> I think
<_ranger_> hyc, would enabling syncprov for the parent db help?
<hyc> maybe.
<hyc> not sure how it will work when your parent is ""
<hyc> though I recall that should be supported.
<kickrocks> so if i understand correctly, the gid is looked up by doing a search on gidnumber
<kickrocks> and without an index you cant search on that attribute
<_ranger_> kickrocks, you can ...
<_ranger_> but, you can't search on the attribute if you have configured an index, but the index isn't present or complete
<_ranger_> (well, you won't get what you should)
<kickrocks> so if uid is index, i can't ldapsearch gidnumber
<_ranger_> eh?
<_ranger_> no, you can index everything, search on everything, *if* you ran slapindex after changing your index settings
<_ranger_> the thing is, if slapd thinks you have an index (ie it is configured), but you don't have any indexes ... it will use the indexes (empty) and find nothing
<kickrocks> okay
<Nurbs> ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/openldap --enable-syslog --enable-ipv6 --enable-local --enable-aci --enable-crypt --enable-sp***wd --enable-modules --enable-rewrite --enable-slapi --enable-slp --enable-backends --enable-overlays ... fun.
<Nurbs> do I use unixODBC or iODBC for back-sql?
<Nurbs> oh well, the howto used iODBC, so... :)
<Gagatan> _ranger_: he's using OID, not openldap
<_ranger_> argh
<Gagatan> kickrocks: keep working that oracle java gui and start indexing attributes you need to do filtering on
<_ranger_> people should say that in their first question after joining the channel
<Gagatan> _ranger_: he was here an hour ago or something like it.. I described to him what to do back then
<Gagatan> s/it/that/
<jasonb_> for noobs out there i think this link is very helpful http://www.zytrax.com/books/ldap/ch5/
<jasonb_> i havent slept yet studying ldap *sigh*
<_ranger_> jasonb_, been reading openldap-software list?
<Gagatan> kickrocks: free tip for next time you enter the channel, tell what implementation of ldapserver you're using.. if you don't say, I think most in here will answer thinking you're using openldap
<kickrocks> Gagatan the index did fix that
<kickrocks> my last question was really in general
<Gagatan> kickrocks: well, its implementation-dependant
<kickrocks> i gotcha
<mrec_> hi, can anyone help me with openldap? I only get "(pam_unix) could not identify user (from getpwnam(testuser))" when trying to authenticate using ldap
<hyc> Signal Quality is Excellent, no wait, it's Poor, no, it's Excellent, no, it's ...
<apeiron> Fluctuating wildly!
<Gagatan> hyc: I'm throwing away my dlink AP here.. piece of crap hw.. thinking of buying linksys wrtg54g.
<apeiron> Link**** is worse than D-Link any day.
<Gagatan> uhm.. well.. then I wonder why 4 dlink all crapped out and needed rebooting each week, and the replacement linksys are all working fine then.
<mrec_> hmm now when I want to change a user using su I get asked for an "LDAP P***word:" any idea how to fix that?
<Gagatan> if I had the money, I'd buy cisco any day
<apeiron> Someone I know and I both have problems with Linksys... you're the only person I know who doesn't work for Cisco (do you?) who doesn't.
<hyc> Gagatan - I have a Linksys wrt54g now. retired a netgear wg602.
<hyc> the wg602 was hopeless, had a memory leak that would make it unusable within 36 hours of uptime.
<Gagatan> apeiron: no, I don't work for cisco.. I'm in the edu-sector
<hyc> the plus to the wrt54g is that you can replace its firmware with an open source one
<Gagatan> hyc: sounds like my dlink.. it wouldn't last more than 24hrs before it needed rebooting and/or reconfiguration
<pfn> hyc the wrt54g isn't completely opensource (the replacement firmware)
<hyc> pfn, there seem to be many choices there.
<pfn> or is there a completely open source one now?
<pfn> last year, there was just what's it called, sveasoft?
<s3rp3nt> how do i add ldap to irc?
<s3rp3nt> err ldap to evolution
<Gagatan> you configure evolution, and makes shure your server supports v2 binding.. for openldap this is done by "allow bind_v2" in your slapd.conf
<hyc> pfn: there are more besides svea
<s3rp3nt> where in evolution do i configure it?
<hyc> pfn: https://sourceforge.net/projects/wifi-box/
<Gagatan> s3rp3nt: File -> New -> Addressbook.. choose LDAP.. etc etc..
<hyc> so now I wonder how many sites run slapd on multiprocessor machines...
<apeiron> Ask?
<hyc> I think I just did. OK. How many of you run slapd on a multiprocessor machine?
<apeiron> Well, I meant a survey. :)
<hyc> ;)
<pfn> the next time I build a firewall, though, gonna build a new soekris or pcengines box
<pfn> and that will be my WAP as well
<hyc> I've thought of going that route. (oops)
<pfn> and use pptp or openvpn to enable a fully-open wifi hotspot
<pfn> and of course the qos goodies
<hyc> decided sticking to a dedicated AP was easier. dunno how many PCs I can tolerate here, building an HTPC, etc...
<pfn> I have 5 pc's or so at home...
<pfn> htpc, desktop, unix box, firewall, and 2 notebooks
<pfn> http://www.gofti.com/firewall ... crappy mini-atx setup
<pfn> I'd like something more compact
<hyc> yeah, I used to be at zero. 6 Ataris.
<hyc> but the M68K family just hasn't kept up. Too bad. Life would be so much better programming on a 2GHz M680x0.
<SimonRaven> that would be neat
<lucca> I still like 6502 best
<hyc> heh, yeah, that's been burned into my brain.
<hyc> every time I see a stream of hex 6502 opcodes leap out first of all. ASCII after that.
<hyc> which can be annoying when I'm looking at dis***embly for some other machine :P
<SimonRaven> hehe
<hyc> now you've done it. "LDAP" is JMP $4144, right into the Apple II hi-res graphics page.
<lucca> hgr2
<lucca> i think on NES that hits a memory-mapped sound register or something
<hyc> never played with that. On Atari 800 that was just RAM.
<lucca> heh, NES graphics ram isn't cpu-addressable; separate address space
<lucca> well you can DMA to the sprite page, but that's still not directly addressable
<hyc> At least it had graphics RAM. not like the Atari 2600...
<lucca> yeah, that had an instruction list or something?
<hyc> uh, no, the CPU wrote pixels to a shift register.
<lucca> ah, nice
<hyc> it amazes me that people could write entertaining games under such constraints. 128 bytes of stack, no more.
<lucca> what happened to the other 128?
<hyc> I think it just didn't exist.
<hyc> not sure if zero page was a full page or not either.
<lucca> hrm, 6502 stack is 256 bytes, and it's hard to wire that up for only half of it
<lucca> non-contiguous pieces would work i guess
<lucca> a sub-2k ram chip? ew
<hyc> yeah, ew. now the whole thing fits in a single chip in the base of a joystick.
<lucca> heh, opencores or someone had a free vhdl 6502
<hyc> http://www.io.com/~nickb/atari/doc/stella.txt
<hyc> ah my mistake, not 128 bytes of *stack*, just 128 bytes of RAM, period 80 - FF. 4K ROM address space.
<lucca> $80-$FF is in the zero page though... that would leave zero stack
<hyc> no, the stack is mapped to the top of that too.
<lucca> Ahhhh okay
<lucca> 0080-00ff mirrored to 0180-01ff, that is.. ugly but works
<hyc> yeah
<hyc> considering that hundreds of games were written for the thing. nuts.
<lucca> nes had 2k wram, mirrored every 2k (i.e. hi address bits not connected) up to $2000, where mmap'd io to the graphics controller registers start
<hyc> The only thing useful you can do on an x86 in that much memory is print "This program cannot be run under DOS" and exit.
<lucca> not true!
<lucca> i had a .com file stub that jumped to cga graphics and blitted bitmaps repeatedly to simulate grey levels
<hyc> yeesh.
<lucca> though I guess that might be pushing the edge of "useful"
<hyc> I did something similar for the monochrome display on my Atari ST. flipped pages at each vblank to simulate 2 bit grayscale.
<_ranger_> hyc, BTW, dropping the glue makes syncprov work right again
<_ranger_> guess I'll have to file an ITS or wait for hyc's wifi network to become stable ...
<William> hi, anyone know openldap?
<Zombie> Yo.
<Zombie> I have a few problems with my Multi-Homed LDAP System
<Zombie> CPU Intensive applications send the LDAP System to a grinding Hault.
<Aaron> yes.. your problem stems from.. *flip flip* improper earthing in your server schema
<Aaron> take a mains cable, and plug it into the usb port
<Aaron> that should take care of it.
<hyc> I'm going to start using kill -9 in my init /stop scripts from now on, that must be the proper way to shutdown slapd after all.
<Gagatan> seriously or friday-bug? ;)
<hyc> lol
<hyc> sorry, just seen like the 8th ignorant post from the same guy on -software
<hyc> it's beginning to get to me...
<Gagatan> hahaha.. I stopped reading that list a while ago
<Gagatan> there's more than enough ignorant people visiting #ldap
<_ranger_> hyc, who, C.Lee Taylor?
<hyc> yeah
<hyc> "I *believe* ..."
<hyc> the guy has a lot of gall disputing the answers you and others give him.
<_ranger_> yeah ... and I've helped him in the past (setting up samba+ldap back in samba 2.2.5 when the ldap stuff only just about worked ...)
<_ranger_> anyway, his loss
<_ranger_> maybe I should just get an FC3 or FC4 build root installed on my build host and give him real packages ...
<hyc> heh.
<hyc> why do him any favors. sheesh, people like that really tick me off. aggressively stupid.
<hyc> "I don't know, but I'm going to disagree with you anyway."
<_ranger_> lol
<Gagatan> hirr
<jethro> hello #ldap. I use a Directory Server to store account information, but also netgroups. I'm writing an administration frontend (web based) for it, and I need to manage netgroups stored in ldap with it. I wonder why I can't ldapsearch '(nisNetgroupTriple=somewalue)'. I read in RFC2254 that some characters have to be escaped, ie ( is \28, but even when I request (nisNetgroupTriple=\28-,foo,\29) I don't get any result. searching for nisNetgroupTriple=* give
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