On 23 Mar 2010, at 02:27, Nick wrote: > Tried that and that didn't help...the error in the log file mentions the > config file missing, which is what's baffling me. > > I agree that the concept is somewhat absurd. I see the point of having a > centrally-controlled LDAP configuration that makes it easy to configure the > LDAP client, but when it has to look it up in LDAP, that seems a little bit > extraordinary. Furthermore, something seems broken here - I should be able > to manually configure it.
It looks a little like there's a problem restoring the unset state too. Is it worth doing an 'uninit' to zap whatever's been done? I'd then try to repeat the 'manual' run, but with different parameters. I suspect one of the parameters is causing breakage; in particular I found I *had* to set proxyDN and proxyPassword even though they wouldn't be used. Cheers, Chris
