hello,
I installed and configured squid to authenticate users from a ldap
active directory server.
It works well but it remains a problem : as the auth server is from
Microsoft, it needs to be rebooted periodically :)) for hotfixes,
configuration updates and so on...
So I'd like to declare the slave AD server as an alternate ldap server
for squid. I tried this :
auth_param basic program squid_ldap_auth -d -R -b \
dc=w2k,dc=icsb,dc=fr -D cn=ldapusr,cn=Users,dc=w2k,dc=icsb,dc=fr \
-w ldap_passwd -f "sAMAccountName=%s" \
ad1.w2k.icsb.fr \
ad2.w2k.icsb.fr
but when ad1 goes down, ldap requests don't go to ad2.
Is there a way to use more than 1 ldap server ?
regards,
-- Eric BelhommeReceived on Fri Jan 14 2005 - 08:25:41 MST
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