Dear,
The problem probably is not the apache configuration.
If you want to enable ldap support to apache you have to compile apr and
apr-util outside the apache source tree.
And enable ldap in apr (I think it's apr, not apr-util). If you don't do
this way you will have an error compiling apa
Sorry.. but I'm a newbie...
As far as I understand Apache does not use "/etc/ldap/ldap.conf" or
whatever.
You specify all settings in your httpd.conf or vhost configuration like:
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Authentication required">
AuthBasicProvider ldap
Au
Try to compile apr and apr-util yourself...
Don't use the one in the source distro.
Then you'll be able to use LDAP.
Saxa
On 15/02/13 11:43, Smith, Mitchell wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to configure 2.4.3 and am havinf some issues with the ldap
intergration.
I am trying to ultimately configur
El 28/01/2011 14:04, Giles Coochey escribió:
On 28/01/2011 13:43, Giles Coochey wrote:
Hi,
I'm setting up a reverse proxy with multiple IP addresses.
Multiple instances of apache listen on multiple IP addresses in the
same subnet.
My question is...
If a reverse proxy is setup to listen on
Great!
I understand your idea.
Thanks a lot!
Saxa
El 08/08/2010 13:29, Stefano Sasso escribió:
2010/8/3 Saxa Egea:
Dear all,
I have compiled a httpd 2.2.16 with LDAP and DAV support running over SuSE
linux.
I'm trying to create a "ftp like" server through mod_dav. The
Dear all,
I have compiled a httpd 2.2.16 with LDAP and DAV support running over
SuSE linux.
I'm trying to create a "ftp like" server through mod_dav. The
authentication is made to a LDAP directory.
I want to access with URL's like:
http://servername/user1000/
http://servername/user1001/
ht
