Need help find out what ldap server a suse apache install is pointing to....
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Need help find out what ldap server a suse apache install is pointing to....
I've got an old SuSE box that is a SVN server using apache for ldap authentication. The suers are not able to log on for some reason so I am trying to find out where this box is pointed to authenticate... I do not know SuSE or ldap well enough to know where to look to find out this info... any ideas?
server:/usr/local/apache2/conf # fgrep -RiH ldap /usr/local/apache2/conf.d/*
grep: /usr/local/apache2/conf.d/*: No such file or directory
server:/usr/local/apache2/conf # cd ..
server:/usr/local/apache2 # ls
. .. bin build cgi-bin conf error htdocs icons include lib logs man manual modules tmp
I guess it's possible that the servers are configured to communicate via ldap on a non-standard port... is there anything useful in the netstat output without the grep?
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