Dima Zyuryaev
Dima Zyuryaev
You do it exactly as for non-docker setup. Prepare configuration files, mount them inside the container and start the container with the following env ``` KEEP_EXISTING_CONFIG: 'true' ```
Based on script that actually runs slapd inside the container: image/service/slapd/process.sh ```bash HOST_PARAM="ldap://$FQDN:$LDAP_PORT ldaps://$FQDN:$LDAPS_PORT" exec /usr/sbin/slapd -h "$HOST_PARAM ldapi:///" -u openldap -g openldap -d "$LDAP_LOG_LEVEL" ``` Just provide in a...
Occasionally these default values set in the following file: ``` image/environment/default.yaml ``` and could be overriden, of course, in a runtime ```yaml #This is the default image configuration file #These...
what do you mean by "admin' name ? User "openldap" that container runs as ?
You can not
I am running this container as a consumer and as a provider. What error message do you have ?
Yes, For that matter i had to clone the repository and to make local changes to fix things. Over all it would be nice to know what to expect
1. Do not run these commands in runtime, if you want to extend the image - fork the repo and build your custom docker image 2. user network=host when starting...
what is the output of docker logs ?
Yep, it is still not working (original URL)