Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Howto_Ldap
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v10 v11 4 4 This Howto describes the setup of a simple LDAP addressbook server that should be ready for using with Roundcube "out of the box". The goal is to have an addressbook solution similar to the SQL based one, including contact groups and configurable fields. On the other side it should be possible to connect with any LDAP addressbook client out there. 5 5 6 Since Roun cube 0.5 is not ready to work with LDAP contact groups, this feature will be available not before Rouncube 0.6. Nevertheless can the LDAP addressbook server allready be used with RC 0.5: new contacts do not belong to a group first, but this can be changed in later versions.6 Since Roundcube 0.5 is not ready to work with LDAP contact groups, this feature will be available not before Roundcube 0.6. Nevertheless can the LDAP addressbook server allready be used with RC 0.5: new contacts do not belong to a group first, but this can be changed in later versions. 7 7 8 8 This Howto makes some simplifications that are maybe a good choice for a simple home server, but not what proffessionals would probably do: … … 51 51 2. the newer dynamic config directory, usually '''/etc/ldap/slapd.d/''' 52 52 Some distros like '''Debian Lenny''' still preconfigure the config file. 53 Others like '''Ubuntu 9.10''' and above are meant to use the config directory instead: then you have to change this behav our!53 Others like '''Ubuntu 9.10''' and above are meant to use the config directory instead: then you have to change this behaviour! 54 54 55 55 E.g. in '''Ubuntu 10.10''' you have to edit the file '''/etc/default/slapd''' and change the first entry: … … 58 58 }}} 59 59 60 Now you have to change or create the config file 60 Now you have to change or create the config file. 61 61 62 62
