As per the /usr/share/doc/gq/README.Debian it suggests you manually create your
configuration file as there is a known issue with connecting to your ldap
server.
And your server configuration disappearing.
I manually edited my ~/.gq file to contain the following <ldapserver>
section.
<ldapserver>
<name>LDAP Server</name>
<ldaphost>ldaps://ldapmaster.foo.domain.tld</ldaphost>
<ldapport>389</ldapport>
<basedn>dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au</basedn>
<binddn>cn=Manager,dc=domain,dc=net,dc=au</binddn>
<search-attribute>cn</search-attribute>
<ask-pw>True</ask-pw>
<pw-encoding>Base64</pw-encoding>
</ldapserver>
Originally my <ask-pw> section was set to False, and there was no <pw-encoding>
section.
Add these and restart gq, you client should now connect successfully. (Mine did
anyway)
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New gq unable to connect a ldap server
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