Dave E - good day... i am working on a project...
# troubleshootingd
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:24 PMgood day... i am working on a project for disaster/incident management, and i am looking for a simple lightweight LDAP solution that doesn't have all the "stuff" that a normal LDAP solution has i already have the LLDAP installed on a Debian 12 VM i am looking at how to configure it so that i can utilize it. ( does that make sense?)
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:25 PMWhat is working for now, what is not working? What problems are you having?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:26 PMwell i can get to the web page, and thats about all i have. i was asking if there was any tips or ticks, wiki on how to configure LLDAP
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:26 PMHave you seen the many example configs that we have?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:27 PMi have not i didn't even know that there were any
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:27 PMIn the readme, there is a list of supported services. Other services will likely work, but we don't have a sample config yet
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:27 PMok let me check that out
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:34 PMok this is what i am looking at as far as info for the server
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:34 PMURL:
User String:
Update Interval:
Group Prefix:
Service Account DN:
Group Base RDN:
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:35 PMwhat i am thinking that's a very light LDAP setup that hopefully LLDAP would be able to use?
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:35 PMas its not too indepth for LLDAP?
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:50 PMWhat are you trying to do? LDAP is a communication protocol, so it's between 2 pieces of software. LLDAP is one end, what other service do you have on the other end? What are you trying to configure? Or are you writing your own code?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:51 PMno i am not trying to write my own code
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:51 PMits a standard ldap connection
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:53 PMBetween LLDAP and what?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:53 PMa server
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:53 PMThat you are writing?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:53 PMno its already wrote
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:53 PMWhat software does it run?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:54 PMTeam Aweness Kit
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:54 PMAwareness
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:54 PMtak.gov
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:56 PMOk, so you're trying to configure TAK, and you need the values for the configuration above. Have you looked at examples? This seems rather straightforward. Do you have specific questions about a field?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:57 PMthats just it i have looked at the examples but i am not sure which one to use
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:57 PMWell, there's no perfect match, no one has an example for tak
nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:58 PMd
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:58 PMright
Dave E
08/21/2024, 10:59 PMthe bottom section
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 10:59 PMHave you tried anything? What values have you tried?
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:00 PMis there a config file in LLDAP where those are at?
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:01 PMHave you read the LLDAP readme? There's a bit about the configuration file
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:01 PMyes i did
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:01 PMIn the part about docker
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:01 PMok that might have gotten me confused
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:01 PMYou won't find the exact values that you're looking for, because that's not how it works, but you'll find the DC
nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:02 PMThe user string should be the same as in the screenshot, but without the ou=tak (and with your own DC)
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:03 PMright
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nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:03 PMThe service account should be a new user in the lldap_readonly group
nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:03 PMSo uid=my_user,ou=people,dc=...
nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:04 PMAnd the group base should probably be ou=groups,dc=...
nitnelave
08/21/2024, 11:04 PMTry with this
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Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:04 PMoh i will do that thank you i am used to all the openldap stuff with slap etc
Dave E
08/21/2024, 11:07 PMif this works @nitnelave this will be a game changer