As per the /usr/share/doc/gq/README.Debian it suggests you manually create your configuration file as there is a known issue with connecting to your ldap server.
And your server configuration disappearing.
I manually edited my ~/.gq file to contain the following <ldapserver> section.
Originally my <ask-pw> section was set to False, and there was no <pw-encoding> section.
Add these and restart gq, you client should now connect successfully. (Mine did anyway)
As per the /usr/share/ doc/gq/ README. Debian it suggests you manually create your configuration file as there is a known issue with connecting to your ldap server.
And your server configuration disappearing.
I manually edited my ~/.gq file to contain the following <ldapserver> section.
<ldapserver>
<ldaphost> ldaps:/ /ldapmaster. foo.domain. tld</ldaphost>
<ldapport> 389</ldapport>
<basedn> dc=domain, dc=net, dc=au</ basedn>
<binddn> cn=Manager, dc=domain, dc=net, dc=au</ binddn>
<search- attribute> cn</search- attribute>
<ask-pw> True</ask- pw>
<pw-encoding> Base64< /pw-encoding>
<name>LDAP Server</name>
</ldapserver>
Originally my <ask-pw> section was set to False, and there was no <pw-encoding> section.
Add these and restart gq, you client should now connect successfully. (Mine did anyway)