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Now that I've got my email working (thanks to egerards), I've moved to LDAP directory.
In a bug report, Charlie Brady said "If hostname gets changed after initial setup LDAP no longer works". I haven't changed the name of my server, but have changed the domain. I upgraded from 6 to 6.5 recently, though I don't think my LDAP worked previously. I've got it set up in Outlook with proper dc's but the list appears to be empty. I have recreated my ldif file by stopping lpap and restarting it and don't have any non-ascii characters.
Any advice/direction would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Now that I've got my email working (thanks to egerards), I've moved to LDAP directory.
In a bug report, Charlie Brady said "If hostname gets changed after initial setup LDAP no longer works". I haven't changed the name of my server, but have changed the domain. I upgraded from 6 to 6.5 recently, though I don't think my LDAP worked previously. I've got it set up in Outlook with proper dc's but the list appears to be empty. I have recreated my ldif file by stopping lpap and restarting it and don't have any non-ascii characters.
Any advice/direction would be appreciated.
Thanks
I found this post on this site some time ago. I have had to use it once and it worked for me. Hopefully ths can help you as well.
Problem: The LDAP server is not correctly reconfigured after changing the domain name from the console. This causes failures in webmail and other applications which access the LDAP database.
Workaround: # stop ldap
/etc/rc.d/init.d/ldap stop
# remove old ldap data
rm /home/e-smith/db/ldap/*ldif
rm /var/lib/ldap/*
# rebuild directory from scratch
/etc/e-smith/events/actions/ldap-rebuild
# start ldap
/etc/rc.d/init.d/ldap start
JB
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I did that, but it still doesn't work. However, I found that it does work on my iMac. Perhaps its a configuration thing with Outlook. I'll double check my settings, but I'm sure they are correct.
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I did that, but it still doesn't work. However, I found that it does work on my iMac. Perhaps its a configuration thing with Outlook. I'll double check my settings, but I'm sure they are correct.
I have outlook 2003 and here is how it works on my system. Tools/Email Accounts/add or view/enter host or server IP address/more settings/Search/Search base - dc=mydomain,dc=com|net|org, etc.
Open address book/choose my ldap entry from the show names drop down/Click on find items or tools -find/enter first name or space for all entries/OK
After that the items are returned.
You may have this setup as I do and it just isn't working for you. I put in all the detail in case someone else is looking for an idea on how to get this setup.
JB