I've now got Samba4 to provision to a Fedora DS server. It is very easy to do, provided you have current CVS, and the patch I included in my last mail to fedora-directory-devel. To test Samba4 and Fedora DS, compile Fedora DS and Samba4 as usual, from their respective version control systems. Install Fedora DS, and note the prefix chosen. In Samba's source/ dir, run: TEST_LDAP=yes FEDORA_DS_PREFIX=/fedora-ds/prefix make quicktest If you have OpenLDAP's slapd on the system, you can also try it for comparison, by omitting the FEDORA_DS_PREFIX setting. It should pass most of the tests (I know of a timeout on the RPC-LSA test). Once we get 'make quicktest' passing, we can aim for the full 'make test'. Currently, it looks like there is a lot of work to do. This is surprising, as OpenLDAP does better, and the two servers are not *that* different... To re-run any tests in the test environment, run: TEST_LDAP=yes FEDORA_DS_PREFIX=/fedora-ds/prefix make testenv This will set everything up, but instead of running tests, it will launch an xterm, ready for manual testing/probing/debugging. Andrew Bartlett -- Andrew Bartlett http://samba.org/~abartlet/ Authentication Developer, Samba Team http://samba.org Samba Developer, Red Hat Inc. http://redhat.com
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