Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Documentation/Community/HowTo/EBoxMasterSlaveSetup
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- 01/16/10 22:02:12 (3 years ago)
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v8 v9 3 3 Starting with the 1.3 series eBox allows the synchronization of several slave eBox installations against an eBox holding a central LDAP directory. 4 4 5 '''Note''': If you are using the eBox installer on CD-ROM you don't have to care about the installation instructions and you can skip directly to the configuration section. Also, if you are using our installer the password for LDAP is autogenerated and already configured in eBox. So you don't have to enter it.5 '''Note''': If you are using the eBox installer on CD-ROM you don't have to care about the installation instructions and you can skip directly to the configuration section. 6 6 7 7 == Installation == … … 21 21 The ''apparmor-'' option will delete the apparmor package. We need to remove this package because the security profiles that it loads are incompatible with our LDAP configuration. 22 22 23 During the installation process you'll have to pay attention to the options that will ask you the LDAP and eBox passwords. If you want a specific base DN in your LDAP installation, you can run:24 25 {{{26 sudo dpkg-reconfigure slapd27 }}}28 29 and select your preferred prefix.30 31 23 Once the installation process is finished, you'll be able to access https://<ebox-ip>. 32 24 … … 41 33 * Save Changes 42 34 43 * Go to ''Users->Mode'' , select the master mode and input the LDAP password that you set during the installation process (not necessarily the same as the eBox one). If you insert the wrong passwords you'll get an error when trying to enable the module later.35 * Go to ''Users->Mode'' and select the Master mode. If you want a specific base DN in your LDAP installation, you can also select your preferred prefix here. 44 36 45 37 * Save Changes