Fedora directory users - Oct 2006 - Fedora directory and solaris 10

Hello,
Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora directory on Solaris 10
(sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using gcc. Thanks

Jim

James Greene wrote:
> Hello,
> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora directory on Solaris 10
> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using gcc. Thanks
  I wouldn''t try to compile for Solaris unless you are willing to spend
a few weeks of effort making modifications.

  Your best bet is to take the last version which was compiled for 
Solaris: FDS 7.1. It was compiled for Solaris "2.9", but works fine on
Solaris 10.

  You can download it here, just agree to the license, drop down the box 
and choose either plain or 64-bit:

http://directory.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Special:Download

  I setup a RHEL 4 machine doing multi-master with two Solaris 10 
machines using 7.1, which has been working smoothly for more than half a 
year now.

BR,
Mike
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Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
on solaris, its free, the support is not.

--- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
> Hello,
> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora
> directory on Solaris 10
> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using
> gcc. Thanks
> 
> Jim
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I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master replication)
running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same code, but
not sure if that would work or  not.


On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts" <rinconsystems@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
> 
> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora
>> directory on Solaris 10
>> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using
>> gcc. Thanks
>> 
>> Jim
>> 
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>
> I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master replication)
> running fedora directory?
My understanding is that would not work.  You would want all servers 
running either SunDS or FDS.



James Greene wrote:
> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master replication)
> running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same code, but
> not sure if that would work or  not.
>
>
> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
>> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
>> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
>> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
>> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
>>
>> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
>>

George Holbert wrote:
>>
>> I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
>> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master
replication)
>> running fedora directory?
>
> My understanding is that would not work.  You would want all servers 
> running either SunDS or FDS.
FDS replication is compatible with SunDS 5.1 and earlier replication.  I 
believe SunDS 5.2 has some sort of legacy replication mode that lets it 
talk to SunDS 5.1.  So it is possible.
>
>
>
> James Greene wrote:
>> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory 
>> server on
>> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master
replication)
>> running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same 
>> code, but
>> not sure if that would work or  not.
>>
>>
>> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>  
>>> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
>>> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
>>> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
>>> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
>>> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
>>>
>>> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
>>>     
>
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We are running that setup as in a test environment. It works great  
you just need to out for schema complications.

But we are running the Sun Directory Server on Linux.

- Rhian


On Oct 11, 2006, at 7:07 PM, Richard Megginson wrote:
> George Holbert wrote:
>>>
>>> I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
>>> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master  
>>> replication)
>>> running fedora directory?
>>
>> My understanding is that would not work.  You would want all  
>> servers running either SunDS or FDS.
> FDS replication is compatible with SunDS 5.1 and earlier  
> replication.  I believe SunDS 5.2 has some sort of legacy  
> replication mode that lets it talk to SunDS 5.1.  So it is possible.
>>
>>
>>
>> James Greene wrote:
>>> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory  
>>> server on
>>> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master  
>>> replication)
>>> running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same  
>>> code, but
>>> not sure if that would work or  not.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
>>>> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
>>>> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
>>>> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
>>>> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
>>>>
>>>> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
>>>>
>>
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On Wednesday 11 October 2006 16:09, James Greene wrote:
> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory server on
> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master replication)
> running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same code, but
> not sure if that would work or  not.
I just built 2 solaris10 ds52 servers (x86).  One is a hub that gets updates 
from a win2k based sun ds51 server and the second is a consumer that receives 
updates from the hub.

I tried FedoraDS 1.0.2 on el4 first.  Replication worked, but slapd kept dying 
on the FDS consumer.  So there is some differences.  Debug showed nothing.  I 
was in a crunch, so I gave up and did the Sun thingy.  It is free, does the 
job.  I use a customized IPlanet/Calander/DS from Sungard so there''s a
good
chance it''s something they are doing or could be something with the
windoze
variant of sun ds.

Never enough time....
>
> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
> > mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
> > directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
> > and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
> > on solaris, its free, the support is not.
> >
> > --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora
> >> directory on Solaris 10
> >> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using
> >> gcc. Thanks
> >>
> >> Jim
> >>
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Timothy wrote:
> On Wednesday 11 October 2006 16:09, James Greene wrote:
>   
>> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory
server on
>> one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master
replication)
>> running fedora directory? I know they both are based on the same code,
but
>> not sure if that would work or  not.
>>     
>
> I just built 2 solaris10 ds52 servers (x86).  One is a hub that gets
updates
> from a win2k based sun ds51 server and the second is a consumer that
receives
> updates from the hub.
>
> I tried FedoraDS 1.0.2 on el4 first.  Replication worked, but slapd kept
dying
> on the FDS consumer.
I would very much like to get some information about this, like access 
and error log lines from around the time of the crash.

Did you try sun ds51 to fds 1.0.2 replication?
> So there is some differences.  Debug showed nothing.  I 
> was in a crunch, so I gave up and did the Sun thingy.  It is free, does the
> job.  I use a customized IPlanet/Calander/DS from Sungard so
there''s a good
> chance it''s something they are doing or could be something with
the windoze
> variant of sun ds.
>
> Never enough time....
>   
>> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>     
>>> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
>>> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
>>> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
>>> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
>>> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
>>>
>>> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
>>>       
>>>> Hello,
>>>> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora
>>>> directory on Solaris 10
>>>> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using
>>>> gcc. Thanks
>>>>
>>>> Jim
>>>>
>>>>
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On Wednesday 11 October 2006 22:20, Richard Megginson
wrote:
> Timothy wrote:
> > On Wednesday 11 October 2006 16:09, James Greene wrote:
> >> I can do that, but I guess my question is can I use Sun directory
server
> >> on one box as master, then another box (doing the multi-master
> >> replication) running fedora directory? I know they both are based
on the
> >> same code, but not sure if that would work or  not.
> >
> > I just built 2 solaris10 ds52 servers (x86).  One is a hub that gets
> > updates from a win2k based sun ds51 server and the second is a
consumer
> > that receives updates from the hub.
> >
> > I tried FedoraDS 1.0.2 on el4 first.  Replication worked, but slapd
kept
> > dying on the FDS consumer.
>
> I would very much like to get some information about this, like access
> and error log lines from around the time of the crash.
There was no error log lines.  Nada.  Slapd would just quit.  I turned on 
debug and same thing, nada.  Access logs, I could provide if I still had the 
box running, but I was in a crunch and just had to find something that 
worked.  I would like to test this out further though, maybe on FC5 versus 
EL4 to see if it behaves any differently.  When I can find the time
I''ll give
her another tire kickin''.
>
> Did you try sun ds51 to fds 1.0.2 replication?
Yes.  It works.  Slapd just wouldn''t reliably stay
up.
>
> > So there is some differences.  Debug showed nothing.  I
> > was in a crunch, so I gave up and did the Sun thingy.  It is free,
does
> > the job.  I use a customized IPlanet/Calander/DS from Sungard so
there''s
> > a good chance it''s something they are doing or could be
something with
> > the windoze variant of sun ds.
> >
> > Never enough time....
> >
> >> On 10/11/06 4:07 PM, "Scott Roberts"
<rinconsystems@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>> Why? I know I will get kicked in the face for
> >>> mentioning this... but the major OS''s have their own
> >>> directory servers, Red Hat has one now as we all know,
> >>> and Sun has one too. Just use the sun directory server
> >>> on solaris, its free, the support is not.
> >>>
> >>> --- James Greene <jwgreene@megalink.net> wrote:
> >>>> Hello,
> >>>> Just joined the list. I want to compile fedora
> >>>> directory on Solaris 10
> >>>> (sparc). Anyone have any good docs on it? I am using
> >>>> gcc. Thanks
> >>>>
> >>>> Jim
> >>>>
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