Karim:
Using luma, I can only connect to my LDAP servers anonymously with an
unencrypted connection. So
it is not behaving the same as evolution is for me, but it does let me see all
the records.
Connecting with evolution is set to anonymous with always use a secure
connection over port 389.
Scott et al:
The results I've gotten with this issue are confusing. I tried the
setup with two different LDAP servers, one installed by our sysadmin at
work, and one that I installed myself at home. Here's what I got:
1. At work, rebooting (once or more) connected me to the LDAP addressbook. At h
Hi Steve:
Well, I am definitely not an LDAP expert, but here's the little I do know.
Forgive me if this is
too basic.
ldapsearch -x
will connect you to the default LDAP server in your ldap.conf file (mine is
located at
/etc/ldap/ldap.conf). The default LDAP server is specified by the "host
Scott,
Hello, what should my ldap.conf file look like? I am able to connect to
my work ldap (so it seems), but I am not able to actually perform a
search (well I can perform one, just no results).
I tried typing ldapsearch -x within shell and nothing, also tried
ldapsearch my.server.name.her
Steve,
The LDAP support stops at a 1000 I believe. I also tried to use LDAP and
we have thousands of users. I ended up getting an export of the users
and creating an additional address book with those users. Over time it
will get out of sync, but for now it is a worthwhile work around.
Hopefully t
Karim,
Glad it worked and that I was able to help.
Steve (bone down)
Karim Ratib wrote:
Steve,
I am also running 2.4.1. The rebooting thing worked, after I had
installed a random selection of ldap-related packages. I won't figure
it out this time ;-)
As for the search, it's working fi
Karim:
Some other questions:
Can you use this LDAP server under other applications?
Does ldapsearch -x work?
I had similar problems with evolution connecting to an LDAP server, but it was
incorrect settings
in my ldap.conf file. Once I figured them out, I was able to connect much
better.
Sco
Karim,
What version of Evolution are you running?
Iam running 2.4.1 and when I set mine up it did the same thing to me
over and over again.
I had to reboot twice after the intial setup and then the error went
away.
My problem is now it appears to connect, however when I do a search for
a name
Hi all,
I'm trying to create an LDAP address book, without success. After
entering the LDAP server info in the Address Book Properties, I get an
uninformative error telling me:
"Error Loading Address Book: We were unable to open this addressbook.
This either means you have entered an incorrect UR
