Check for anything that mentions a port number. I use the command-line options, so also it's possible to use that. Check your ps -auxwww output (on BSD ps), or ps -o args on systemV-style ps (I don't know about linux, so check the man page if you're using that)
In lsof, you're looking for the string TCP and an association to the PID of your slapd process. For example: slapd 6104 ldapusr 6u IPv4 0x306618afcf8 1t0 TCP *:3891 (LISTEN) If these don't work, try manually starting your slapd with the commands your startup script would use, but make sure you understand each one. /mypath/to/slapd -h ldap://0.0.0.0:389 -f /path/to/config -otherstuff -- For this option, I would also add some debugging options. _Matt On 8/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could you please elaborate a little, like how do I check out my own config? > The slapd.conf file has been used since before the problem occurred. Also, > what do I suppose to look for in the lsof output? > > Thank you. > > Jun >
