Apache 2.0 doesn't work quite well for this as when it's linked with
openldap, it does not provide a 'timeout' option, therefore if one of
the ldap servers is down, it'll take forever to switch to the next one.
The netscape libs have that ability but it didn't quite work and require
another small
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Like so:
AuthLDAPURL \
"ldaps://IU-MSSG-ADSDC01.ADS.IU.Edu IU-MSSG-ADSDC02.ADS.IU.Edu
IU-MSSG-ADSDC03.ADS.IU.Edu IU-MSSG-ADSDC04.ADS.IU.Edu
IU-MSSG-ADSDC05.ADS.IU.Edu
IU-MSSG-ADSDC06.ADS.IU.Edu/ou=Accounts,DC=ads,DC=iu,DC=edu?CN?one"
Tha
Hi folks,
I have been using mod_auth_ldap in Apache 2.0 for some time, and apart from
falling over every now and then it functions fine. However, we have a number of
LDAP servers and I wanted a bit of resillience for authentication.
I noted that in the manual for mod_auth_ldap it is suggested that
