Hi all, OK, I run a moderate sized LDAP system that I inherited. It's been broken to one degree or another for literally years and it's my task to fix it. I've already upgraded every single server to redhat-ds 8, and am in the process of nailing down a few bugs that we have never been able to address. Not being able to change expired passwords, etc. I would like to integrate setup with, say puppet. I would like to be able to say "OK, here's a host, let's build a working LDAP setup, *without human intervention*.". It seems to be impossible. Many steps I can't do except for through the GUI, the SSL key setup (which I can do via command line using certutil though it doesn't seem to be documented and I don't know yet how to do a request) is very awkward, and basically setting up a new server is currently an intensely manual process. I don't like this. I would like a command like utility of some kind where I can do everything the admin gui can do - turning options on and off, etc. And I would like just one tool, not having to go around to all sorts of different places and change entries here and there. I know it can be done because the gui does it. How about making it admin friendly? Or am I missing something and it's already there? Thanks, --Russell -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/389-users/attachments/20080811/b942a9ef/attachment.html
