[Fedora-directory-users] Changing IP of the admin server - is this possible?

[Graham Leggett]

Hi all,

I have just gone through the setup process to install an instance of 
Fedora DS. Nowhere in the setup process is SSL or TLS mentioned, at the 
end of the config process I have an insecure LDAP server.

My next task is to try and switch on SSL/TLS for both the admin console, 
and the LDAP server itself. I figure out how to add my certs to the 
alias directory using certutil and pk12util.

My next task is to move the admin server port from my default 1390 to a 
secure version at 1637. A recursive grep finds the port 1390 in a whole 
host of config files. Changing the config files to 1637 causes me to end 
up with a broken admin server to which startconsole cannot connect.

Just to clarify - is it worth me trying to fix the admin server port in 
my config files, or is this too complicated to be worth while? Should I 
just delete the fedora-ds installation and start again from scratch?

It seems one of the most basic things that need to be fixed in the 
directory is to simplify the configuration. Some of the config is in 
Windows INI format, some of the config is in XML, some of the config is 
in name: value format, it's very difficult as a new user of the software 
to be able to figure out what is going on.

Regards,
Graham
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