On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Matt Burkhardt <email address hidden>wrote:
> Yeah - noticed that after I got a few more steps into it. I'm using
> 8.04 LTS and I found somewhere deep down that Intrepid automagically
> installs the cn=config. I'm trying to find some documentation that
> helps set up the openLDAP with Samba being the PDC. I might go to 9.04
> because this is a new server install and that might be easier to do.
>
There is information in the Server Guide for setting up Samba with OpenLDAP
for Ubuntu 8.10 and 9.04. The instructions should mostly work for 8.04,
once you have LDAP setup. Also, the step of adding the Samba LDAP schema
will be different for 8.04.
So unless you need the 5 year support of an LTS release it may be easier to
run 9.04. From my expereince upgrading non-LTS releases has been painless,
but I usually do a lot of testing when upgrading production systems.
If you find any additional bugs, errors, unclear text, etc with the Samba
LDAP sections please file a new bug so it will be easier to track.
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Matt Burkhardt <email address hidden>wrote:
> Yeah - noticed that after I got a few more steps into it. I'm using
> 8.04 LTS and I found somewhere deep down that Intrepid automagically
> installs the cn=config. I'm trying to find some documentation that
> helps set up the openLDAP with Samba being the PDC. I might go to 9.04
> because this is a new server install and that might be easier to do.
>
There is information in the Server Guide for setting up Samba with OpenLDAP
for Ubuntu 8.10 and 9.04. The instructions should mostly work for 8.04,
once you have LDAP setup. Also, the step of adding the Samba LDAP schema
will be different for 8.04.
So unless you need the 5 year support of an LTS release it may be easier to
run 9.04. From my expereince upgrading non-LTS releases has been painless,
but I usually do a lot of testing when upgrading production systems.
If you find any additional bugs, errors, unclear text, etc with the Samba
LDAP sections please file a new bug so it will be easier to track.
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Party On,
Adam