I don't exactly know, but as I see it, you'll have to compile one of your
ldap applications from source again...
you should find in the source something like
---
/* initialize the Linux-PAM library */
retcode = pam_start(service, username, &conv, &pamh);
---
By calling "pam_start", the application registers itself with the string
stored in 'service'. In your case, it's "ldap" - I think.
Change that string to something like "openldap".
And compile it.
Then, your openLdap PAM config file would be called "openldap".
As said, I'm not sure, but if it's my problem, I would try it as
described...
sincerly,
salüds,
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\|"Markus Krammer" <Markus.Krammer@xxxxxxx> ha scrit als Sun, 18 May 2003
11:24:53 +0200:
|Hi all,
|
|I have installed openldap on our companies server. The only problem is
|that there is already a IBM Ldap which we use for our websphere
|environment. The conflict now is that both installations use the
|/etc/ldap.conf file. What can I do to change the filename of ldap.conf
|and to tell the openldap to use this new configurationfile? Has anybody
|a hint, please!
|
|Sincerely
|
|Markus
|
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