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Larry McCay edited comment on KNOX-548 at 6/19/15 2:27 PM:
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I see, that makes more sense.
I was aware that there were two but wasn't clear on the difference.
The names should make it more clear actually.
Maybe system-user-test, system-user-bind-test something like that.
was (Author: lmccay):
I see that makes more sense.
I was aware that there were two but wasn't clear on the difference.
The names should make it more clear actually.
Maybe system-user-test, system-user-bind-test something like that.
> LDAP Bind in Knox CLI
> ---------------------
>
> Key: KNOX-548
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KNOX-548
> Project: Apache Knox
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: KnoxCLI
> Reporter: Zachary Blanco
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: KNOX-548-1.patch, KNOX-548-docs.patch
>
>
> LDAP bind issues are a common user issue at initial setup. Could a feature be
> added to knoxcli.sh to allow a user to test Knox’s bind to the LDAP server
> specified in a given topology?
> For example,
> ./knoxcli.sh validate-ldap-bind <topology name>
> <topology name> is the topology file name in /etc/knox/conf/topologies to use
> for the test. This argument would be required and ensures the test is against
> a running configuration. Executing without this argument could return the
> list of available topology files.
> Executing “./knoxcli.sh validate-ldap-bind <topology name>” will use the LDAP
> settings from the specified topology file in /etc/knox/conf/topologies to
> test the configuration’s ability to successfully bind to the LDAP server.
> Returning success or failure.
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