Well despite all you help I have still not succeeded in this - for what seems a fairly basic and simple process the set up seems horrendously complicated!
I have now given up and started with a freshly installed Ubuntu client (rather than the Kubuntu ones I have been using) I then installed and configured ebox-desktop as at trac.ebox- platform.com/wiki/Document/Documentation/EboxDestop as this is designed to work with Ubuntu the access logs report that the ldap server is not available On the server I have tried to look at the contents using slapcat - this works fine. ldapsearch -h localhost * asks me for a password my ldap password (as entered during ebox install) does not work the ldap password as found in ldap.secrets does not work my local (to ebox machine) password does not work If I can not search the ldap data from the local machine would this be why my client machine can not authenticate, as it can not find anything on the server? A windows machine is happily authenticating from the same server with no hassle at all On Thursday 19 November 2009 12:18:48 pm Javier Amor Garcia wrote: > I just found a ldap.conf file in my hard drive, i attach so you can use > it as example >
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