FIDO docker external LDAP connection fail

[prathapcoder]

** LDAP connection fail due IP address not changing **

base64-input.sh: LDAP_URLPORT='ldap://192.168.226.129:1389' LDAP_TYPE='LDAP' LDAP_BINDDN='cn=Directory Manager'

** server.log:* ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapurl: ldap://localhost:1389 it taking defualt localhost instead of given ip 192.168.226.129.

Please resolve my issue. Thank you.

[pattycakelol]

Hi @prathapcoder, Could you take a look at the ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapurl property in your /usr/local/strongkey/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties file? The value of that property should be changed in the entrypoint script, but if it is set to localhost then something may have gone wrong when running the entrypoint script during container creation.

[prathapcoder]

Hi @prathapcoder, Could you take a look at the ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapurl property in your /usr/local/strongkey/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties file? The value of that property should be changed in the entrypoint script, but if it is set to localhost then something may have gone wrong when running the entrypoint script during container creation.

skce-configuration.properties file not created in this (/usr/local/strongkey/skce/etc/) location. Even i comment the following lines in entrypoint.sh file. please check.

entrypoint.sh #rm -f $STRONGKEY_HOME/appliance/etc/appliance-configuration.properties $STRONGKEY_HOME/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties $STRONGKEY_HOME/skfs/etc/skfs-configuration.properties

[pattycakelol]

Hi @prathapcoder,

In lines 61-70 of the entrypoint script, these values should be set in a newly created /usr/local/strongkey/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties. Try adding some prints in your entrypoint and remove the "-d" option from your docker run command to run the container in foreground mode to see your entrypoint prints.

[prathapcoder]

Hi @prathapcoder,

In lines 61-70 of the entrypoint script, these values should be set in a newly created /usr/local/strongkey/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties. Try adding some prints in your entrypoint and remove the "-d" option from your docker run command to run the container in foreground mode to see your entrypoint prints.

yes i added some prints (echo command) and removed "-d" option, but those line not printingl. I added echo lines in my entrypoint.h file. echo "skce-configuration.........." cat >> $STRONGKEY_HOME/skce/etc/skce-configuration.properties <<- EOFSKCECONF ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapurl=$LDAP_URLPORT ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldaptype=$LDAP_TYPE ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapbinddn=$LDAP_BINDDN ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapbinddn.password=$LDAP_PASS ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapdnprefix=cn= ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapdnsuffix=$LDAP_DNSUFFIX ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.basedn=$LDAP_BASEDN ldape.cfg.property.service.ce.ldap.ldapgroupsuffix=$LDAP_GROUPSUFFIX EOFSKCECONF echo "LDAP URL" echo $LDAP_URLPORT

[pattycakelol]

Hi @prathapcoder,

Have you made any changes to your dockerfile? If your echo commands are not running then this may be an issue with bash or a missing entrypoint script within the container.

Try getting using a terminal within the container and checking to see if the entrypoint is there.

$> [sudo] docker exec -it <CONTAINER-ID> /bin/bash