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OpenLDAP BDB problem

OpenLDAP BDB problem

2004-01-14 - By Jan

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Hi,

I?m having problems getting OpenLDAP to support Berkeley databases. I have
configured my slapd.conf and this is what?s happening when I try to start
the LDAP server:

[root@(protected) openldap]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/ldap start

Starting slapd: Unrecognized database type (bdb) [FAILED]

[root@(protected) openldap]#

Have anyone experienced this before, does RedHat have a package ready for
this purpose? I don?t want to compile this from tarball source just yet?..

Best regards,

Jan

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 Hi, <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 I’m having problems getting OpenLDAP to support
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databases. I have configured my slapd.conf and this is what’s happening
when I try to start the LDAP server: <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 [root@(protected) openldap]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/ldap
start <o:p > </o:p > 

 Starting slapd: Unrecognized database type
(bdb) [FAILED] <o:p > </o:p > 

 [root@(protected) openldap]# <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 Have anyone experienced this before, does RedHat have
a package ready for this purpose? I don’t want to compile this from
tarball source just yet….. <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 Best regards, <o:p > </o:p > 

 <o:p > </o:p > 

 Jan <o:p > </o:p > 

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