Re: Admin-server/config-server

[Rich Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>]

tamarin p wrote:
> 2009/4/24 Rich Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx 
> <mailto:rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>>
>
>     tamarin p wrote:
>     Can you post your slapd-test2.inf?  Be sure to obscure any
>     sensitive info first.
>
>
> Here it is. It is mostly a copy of the example 6.2 in the installation 
> doc for silent installs.
>
> # slapd-test2.inf for installation on ldap2.test.com 
> <http://ldap2.test.com>
> # config directory on ldap1.test.com <http://ldap1.test.com>
> [General]
> AdminDomain = test.com <http://test.com>
> SuiteSpotGroup = nobody
> ConfigDirectoryLdapURL = ldap://ldap1.test.com:4000/o=NetscapeRoot 
> <http://ldap1.test.com:4000/o=NetscapeRoot>
> ConfigDirectoryAdminID = admin
> ConfigDirectoryAdminPwd = pwd
> SuiteSpotUserID = nobody
>
> [slapd]
> InstallLdifFile = suggest
> ServerIdentifier = test2
> ServerPort = 4002
> AddOrgEntries = No
> RootDN = cn=Directory Manager
> RootDNPwd = pwd
> Suffix = dc=test,dc=com
> UseExistingMC = Yes
> UseExistingUG= No
> AddSampleEntries = No
>
> [admin]
> ServerAdminID = admin
> ServerAdminPwd = pwd
> ServerIpAddress = 0.0.0.0
> Port = 9830
>
>  
>
>         If I add FullMachineName directive to the inf then this is
>         added instead of empty string, but according to the docs
>         http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/dir-server/install/8.0/Installation_Guide-Advanced_Configuration-Silent.html
>         this should be the hostname of the machine you're installing
>         ON. Additionally this still leaves me with the wrong port, ie
>         ldap://ldap01.test.com:4002 <http://ldap01.test.com:4002>
>         <http://ldap01.test.com:4002> (it uses the FullMachineName but
>         local port for the instance being created). But on the second
>         run it is always corrected. So the workaround I have found is
>         to just make sure adm.conf exists already. Then it always
>         works, even when the file is blank.
>
>     Ok.  Looks like the auto hostname thing is not working.  We use
>     perl Net::Domain hostfqdn if FullMachineName is absent - it uses
>     some complicated formula involving sys::hostname,
>     /etc/resolv.conf, etc.  I'm not sure why it would fail completely
>     though.
>
>
> Could be I'm missing some lib, but on the other hand, it looks as if 
> the ldapurl in adm.conf must point to the config directory so it 
> wouldn't do any good if it did correctly set the hostname of the 
> machine you install on (ldap2.test.com <http://ldap2.test.com> in my 
> case), since the configdir is on another machine. The correct ldap url 
> for config directory is always going to be ldap://ldap1.test.com:4000 
> <http://ldap1.test.com:4000> and looks like the script should always 
> just use the host:port from ConfigDirectoryLdapURL for ldapurl in 
> adm.conf. Also, regardless if fullmachinename is set or not, when 
> adm.conf already exists on running setup-ds-admin, the property is 
> always set correctly to ldap://ldap1.test.com:4000 
> <http://ldap1.test.com:4000> and the registration/unregistration works 
> after.
So the problem is that it does not correctly parse the host:port from 
the ConfigDirectoryLdapURL?
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