[Gllug] ldap address book synchronizing problem

[chanka perera]

hi all,

--- Simon Morris <smorris at batesuk.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-08-19 at 12:30, chanka perera wrote:
> > hi,
> > i configured a ldap server basically addressbook
> and
> > try to access from M$  outlook. connection was
> succuss
> > but my problem is it does only show users when i
> > search ... it's not defaulty load the users when
> > starting outlook like other addressbooks does..
> > any idea why ?
> 
> Just so we all understand what your problem is...
> 
> You can search for users, or does the search fail.
> Also which LDAP
> Server are you using (I'll assume OpenLDAP..)

yes it's Openldap in RedHat 9 and my problem is when 
M$ Outlook starting it doesn't load users in my ldap
server i can only see users when i search by name or
other switch like a*... so i want to make it load all
the users when starting of Outlook 

> 
> It would help to enable logging for slapd so you can
> see what is going
> on.
> 
> In /etc/syslog.conf enter the following line 
> 
> local4.debug	/var/log/slapd.log
>

now i put all of the following 
> and in your slapd.conf file (/etc/ldap/slapd.conf on
> Debian) enter
> 
> loglevel [number]
> 
> where number is the level of logging you want to
> perform. 
> the man page for slapd.conf for the various levels.
> 
> A wild stab in the dark at your problem would be
> your access control
> lists for ldap are incorrect in slapd.conf, or
> Outlook is searching for
> a different type of LDAP object.
> 

i don't think there's any authentication problem
because it show users when i search ..

> Why not include your slapd.conf and a sample user in
> your next post??
> 
all are at 
http://202.51.137.42/ldap/

first i config the slapd.conf then add the root.ldif,
addressbook.ldif and finally several contact.ldif by
the follwing command
ldapadd -x -D "cn=Manager,dc=dpit,dc=com" -W -f
<abovefile.ldif>

thanks in advance
chanka perera


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