Hi, The mod_ldap and mod_authnz_ldap modules distributed with apache compiles out of the box in Solaris 11 using the default ldap libraries.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_ldap.html also says that they support iPlanet SDK for ldap. I will do some minimal testing to make sure that it works correctly. In which case we can have both in Apache. | That was my thought too when I looked at that modules wiki. Ldap | support is vital for me, and almost certainly so for many of the folks | that we'd like to get to use Solaris. | | FWIW, when I recompiled the Apache included in the current version of | CoolStack to add mod_authnz_ldap support, I had to temporarily remove | all of the ldap libraries bundled in /opt/coolstack/lib during the | complile like so: | cd /opt/coolstack/lib | mkdir ../ldap | move libldap* ../ldap | | After I did that and recompiled, I believe it used the Sun provided LDAP | libraries. | | When I originally compiled mod_authnz_ldap against the ldap libraries in | /opt/coolstack/lib, I had some very bizarre ldap issues (things like | mod_authnz_ldap would suddenly stop working and report odd time out | errors when authenticating against my ldap server). I don't if this was | a result of combining the Sun and Openldap libs, or otherwise. | rahul -- 1. e4 _
