Hi Christopher, On 17.09.2016 20:16, Christopher Howard wrote: > Hi, I'm a noob to LDAP and LAM. I'm doing a learning project to setup > LDAP on a Debian Jessie system, and then I was going to try > authenticating against it from another Debian laptop. I installed > something called "slapd" from Jessie main, and then I heard about LAM, > so I installed that from Jessie main as well. I started following the > PDF LAM manual I found online. I figured out to set the master password, > how to create a profile, and then how to set the password for that > profile. But I cannot figure out how to login as the "Manager", which is > presumably what you I to do to actually manage the user accounts. All > the passwords I've created so far, as well as the default "lam" > password, do not seem to work.
for Debian the admin account starts with cn=admin by default. Search for
"olcRootDN" in a file like this:
/etc/ldap/slapd.d/cn=config/olcDatabase={1}bdb.ldif
The password is set when you install slapd.
Best regards
Roland
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