[K12OSN] lessons learned on smb/ldap setup in centos4
Peter Hartmann
ascensiontech at gmail.com
Tue Sep 6 23:22:02 UTC 2005
Thanks Mark for the centos4 work. I'm having a bit of trouble running
the smbldap-instarller though. I'm getting "Running
smbldap-populate...failure!" Does anyone know what to do?
Thanks,
Peter
On 8/2/05, Mark Gumprecht <gumprechtm at msln.net> wrote:
> For those interestedin the 4.2.1el smb/ldap setup here's what I've been
> able to reproduce. Using Matt's 2.0 alpha version of the installer, and
> an install of the 4.2.1EL version of centos4 without the LTSP package.
> This is the change I made to the distro_data.pm.
>
> ###################################
> "centos4" =>
> {
> # this needs to be set because smbldap-tools-0.8.6-1 puts utilities
> in here
> PATH => "/usr/sbin",
>
> media_mnt_point => { cd => "/media/cd.*", },
> rpms =>
> {
> 'perl-Convert-BER-1.31.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Unicode-Map8-0.12-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Crypt-SmbHash-0.02-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Unicode-MapUTF8-1.09-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Jcode-0.83-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Unicode-String-2.07-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'perl-Unicode-Map-0.112-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'smbldap-tools-0.9.1-*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => "script",
> path => "PWD/rpms",
> },
>
> 'binutils-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-HTML-Tagset-3.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'cpp-3.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-libwww-perl-5.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-URI-1.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-HTML-Parser-3.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'samba-common-3.*.i386.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'samba-3.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-XML-NamespaceSupport-1.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #2", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-XML-SAX-0.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #2", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-LDAP-0.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #2", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-Convert-ASN1-0.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #2", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'gcc-3.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'openldap-clients-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #4", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'glibc-devel-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'glibc-headers-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'glibc-kernheaders-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'openldap-servers-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-IO-Socket-SSL-0.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #3", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-Digest-SHA1-2.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #1", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
>
> 'perl-Net_SSLeay-1.*.rpm' =>
> {
> medianames => { cd => "cd #4", },
> path => "Fedora/RPMS/",
> },
> },
> }, # end centos4
>
> ###################################
>
> Then I did the CPAN Bundle::install thing
> Next, I ran the script(make all) and noted all the rpms it could not find.
> I then Went to the DAG (weirs) Site
> http://dag.wieers.com/packages/
> And downloaded any packages that the script said that were missing and
> dependencies that the rpms called for. Once all the packages were
> installed and the script completed successfully, I rebooted.
> At this point ldap seemed to consistantly fail. Go into the
> /etc/openldap/ldap.conf and delete the TLS entry. Then I start ldap,
> service ldap start. It then ran fine.
> Then continue on with david's directions on testing the install.
>
> THE THINGS THAT GOT ME
> 1. Firewall & SELinux , I shut them off. I'm not smart enough to get it
> to work through the firewall.
> 2. CUT & PASTE. One would think I would learn by now...DO NOT CUT AND
> PASTE. Doing this can sometimes introduce hidden formatting charactors
> that will hose you. Thanks to Derek Dresser for pointing that out.
> 3. The TLS thing being in the ldap.conf file.
> 4. Originally setting the file server up on a different network. I just
> couldn't seem to figure out how to combat that, soooo I reloaded on the
> network that it was going to be on and that cured many little issues.
> 5. Paying attention to were the smbldap tools are located and adjusting
> the script and or tools location to make it work.
>
> Hopefully this will help someone else with their install.
> Mark
>
> --
> Mark Gumprecht
> Data Systems Specialist
> MSAD3
> Unity, ME
> gumprechtm at msln.net
>
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