On 4 août 2011, at 02:26, Darko Hojnik wrote: > Hi there, Hi Darko,
> I'm thinking about for a good strategy to integrate the new Apache DS on > FreeBSD and maybe create a Port on the FreeBSD portstree. > Duos the M1 haves some classes to start it with the Apache JSVC daemon? No. A long time ago, I think JSVC was used. But it has been replaced with Tanuki for about 4 years now. You can probably have a look at the following projects: - apacheds-service - apacheds-wrapper These projects contains all the code to start/stop ApacheDS as a service. The Tanuki service wrapper implementation is separate and you could probably get some inspiration to port it to JSVC. > Taniku on the 1.5.x brunch was a disaster. What was the problem? Tanuki is still used on the milestones releases of ApacheDS (2.0.0-M1). Any issue with this version too? > JSVC is awesome to start JAVA based applications on privileged ports on Unix > or Linux. I do it with Jboss 5.1 Tomcat 6.x and Apache James 3. It could be interesting to evaluate JSVC as a replacement for Tanuki. Especially now that we're stuck at a given version (due to a licensing change, not being compatible with the Apache License) and this version is no longer maintained. > And where I could set the path for stored data? Please have a look at the two projects I mentioned above. > Also TLS certificates could be handled with keytool? Yeah, I guess so. You will then need to insert them in the server configuration via an LDIF import or directly editing entries with Studio. > By the way. When comes the Apache DS Studio 2.0? We're still working on it. There's no ETA at the moment, but, probably later this year... > Will it get support to creates templates for recurring tasks? Can you elaborate more on this? Thanks, Pierre-Arnaud > best regards > Darko
