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LDAP support for cluster suite

RFC PATCH New Christine Caulfield 1 participant 2 messages May 21, 2008 – May 27, 2008

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RFC PATCH 1/1 LDAP support for cluster suite

This code is EXTREMELY experimental. The OID numbers in the schema are totally fictitious and will probably conflict with something else (this will change).

I have tested it with a basic cman setup, but, in theory, it should be able to configure openais on its own or anything else if you can figure out how to load the data. It's been tested on an openldap server, results with other servers would be interesting, and I will do that too sometime later. It's taken me long enough to get enough of a handle on LDAP to get this far!

I'll check it into git when I've had a little more time to play with it and I've got some real OID numbers for you.

To use it, copy the config_ldap.lcrso into /usr/libexec/lcrso and start cman with

# cman_tool join -C ldapconfig -d

(-d is especially recommended!)

Feel free to try this code and email the list with any results good, or bad. But please don't come running to me if steals all your chocolates or dribbles red wine all down your best party frock.

Chrissie
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RFC PATCH 1/1 LDAP support for cluster suite

Here's an updated patch. This works with Fedora Directory Server and has a few more options you can set.

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Chrissie

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This code is EXTREMELY experimental. The OID numbers in the schema are totally fictitious and will probably conflict with something else (this will change).

I have tested it with a basic cman setup, but, in theory, it should be able to configure openais on its own or anything else if you can figure out how to load the data. It's been tested on an openldap server, results with other servers would be interesting, and I will do that too sometime later. It's taken me long enough to get enough of a handle on LDAP to get this far!

I'll check it into git when I've had a little more time to play with it and I've got some real OID numbers for you.

To use it, copy the config_ldap.lcrso into /usr/libexec/lcrso and start cman with

# cman_tool join -C ldapconfig -d
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(-d is especially recommended!)

Feel free to try this code and email the list with any results good, or bad. But please don't come running to me if steals all your chocolates or dribbles red wine all down your best party frock.

Chrissie

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