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ldap2dns setting up on Debian Etch

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tao-san

Sun Jun 24 2007, 12:23

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Registered Member #14
Joined: Sun Jun 24 2007, 12:02
Posts: 1

hi all.

i want to set up my dns with ldap2dnsd on debian etch.
i have done set up LDAP server on another machine, CentOS5 and it have also ldap2dns (compiled and installed from 0.4.1 source) and it works well.

but on debian box,ldap2dns (from debian package) show message
"Warning - Could not connect to any LDAP server"
and doesn't work...

i show command line...


ldap2dns -v -b ou=DomainZone,ou=Global,dc=somewhere,dc=net -o db -h 192.168.129.11

on the other hand,


ldapsearch -x  -h 192.168.129.11 -b  ou=DomainZone,ou=Global,dc=somewhere,dc=net

returns good result, so ldap connection between localhost and 192.168.129.11(centos installing openldap) is not problem, i think.

please help me solving this problem...

poe

Tue Aug 28 2007, 06:35

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Joined: Tue Aug 28 2007, 06:27
Posts: 2

Hi there,

i got the same problem. I've got ldap2dns out of the debian packages, it's version 3.1.something. I tried to compile the actual version but it seems, that its made for suse and redHat only.

Everytime i run ldap2dns it says "Warning - could not connect to any LDAP server". Its not a problem with my server, checked my ldap logs. Nothing came throu.

I have the usual sldap daemon, i think its openLDAP, running.

Please help or just write something.

Thanks a lot

poe

Wed Aug 29 2007, 08:15

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Registered Member #15
Joined: Tue Aug 28 2007, 06:27
Posts: 2

ok, i've got it!

active "allow bind_v2" in your slapd.conf and restart the ldap server.

Ben Klang

Fri Feb 08 2008, 05:20

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Joined: Tue Apr 04 2006, 01:56
Posts: 3

Regarding the version 2 LDAP binds, that issue was resolved in a later version of ldap2dns. ldap2dns 0.4.0 moved completely to LDAPv3. The basic problem here is that ldap2dns as distributed by Debian is badly out of date. You can work around the problem as poe did by allowing v2 binds, but LDAPv2 is deprecated and future versions of OpenLDAP may not support it at all. You also will not have access to the new features implemented in later versions of ldap2dns.

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