OpenLDAP & MySQL
Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 2006-03-28 03:28
Hello again!
Well, I got around to testing the OpenLDAP with MySQL backend from your
tutorial. Everything seems to be working fine, except one thing: slapd
won't start on system startup, complains about not being able to connect
via /tmp/mysql.sock If I try to start it later, it starts up just fine.
I noticed that slapd is started right after mysql is started, so I thought
maybe mysql doesn't have time to open the socket until slapd tries to connect.
So I added REQUIRE mysql to slapd startup script, but still it complains
about the same thing. Is there any other way to delay slapd startup ?
Should I use AFTER mysql ? Or maybe BEFORE slapd in mysql startup script ?
Will that be any good ? Or am I barking up the wrong tree alltogether ?
Oh, and another question. Where did all the tutorials go ? And the login ?
Or am I visiting just as you're working on the site ?
Okay, I know I'm abusing your time now, but I have yet another question.
I asked about it in other forums as well, but not much activity there.
How can I make the make utility not fail when a dependancy is already installed ? Is using the -k option okay ?
I tried to install mysql-connector-odbc and it failed because mysql-client
was already installed. I used the -k option and it worked, but I am not sure
if in other situations this would not break something.
Cheers,
Galanton Peter
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Amazing!!! Great Idea.
Thanks for the info. I really
mysql startup before ldap
OpenLDAP and MySQL
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OpenLDAP and MySQL
I've had some difficulty
make install -DNO_DEPENDSand it shouldn't check your dependancies.You're right
(.*)Invalid user (.*) from (\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})? I don't itend to use it for much longer, as I'm writing my own version of swatch these days in Java (it's the only language that I know well), but thought I should let you know about this issue, maybe you can include that too into the caveats section or something. Cheers, Peter