[turba] LDAP-based shared address book in Turba

[Ragnar Wisløff]

Quoting Ragnar Wisløff <ragnar@wisloff.no>:

> Hi,
> 
> I'm struggling to get Turba to use my LDAP directory.
> 
> Spec is Horde 2.1 and Turba 1.0, LDAP 2.0.23 and php* 4.1.2 
(horde
> 
> RPMS) on an RHL 7.3 system.
> 
> I've configured /etc/openldap/slapd.conf so that
> 
> rootdn          "cn=Manager,dc=gnett,dc=her"
> rootpw          {crypt}encryptedpasswd
> 
> 
> and turba/config/sources.php 
> 
> $cfgSources['localldap'] = array(
>     'title' => 'Fellesliste',
>     'type' => 'ldap',
>     'params' => array(
>         'server' => 'localhost',
>         'port' => 389,
>         'root' => 'dc=gnett,dc=her',
>         'bind_dn' => 'cn=Manager,cn=gnett,cn=her',
>         'bind_password' => 'cleartextpasswd',
>         'dn' => array('cn'),
>         'objectclass' => 'person',
>        'version' => 3
> 
> The rest of $cfgSources is unchanged.
> 
> I know LDAP is working, GQ and Mozilla works fine. But trying to 
> list My address book "Fellesliste" only results in a blank page.
> 
> I don't understand what is not working, if it's the actual 
> connection to the LDAP server that fails, authentication or 
> something else. Having read other posts on this issue, all seems 
> to be well. But where is the mistake? Is there a mismatch between
> 
> the rootdn and the actual branch of LDAP that holds the users? I 
> did try 
> 
> 'root' => 'ou=People,dc=gnett,dc=her',
> 
> but that made no change.
> 
> Reading the pdf linked to on your web page was interesting, but a
> 
> bit complicated for a newbie.
> 
> Any help appreciated.
> 

Could it be that the Horde RPMS have broken the LDAP support? I 
have 

php-4.1.2-0horde1
php-ldap-4.1.2-0horde1

and a <?php print phpinfo(); ?> returns nothing about LDAP, as it 
should. Any script trying to use ldap_* functions return an error 
to the effect that the functions do not exist.

Has anyone actually made LDAP support work with Turba, using the 
"official" Horde RPMs?


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