FDS and Cyrus SASL

[Chavez, James R.]

Hello List,
I am having an issue getting SASL gssapi going between my Fedora
Directory LDAP servers and LDAP clients
I have configured OpenLDAP with SASL gssapi and it works great. However
I am havving issues when I run an ldapsearch or ldapwhoami on my
clients.

What do I need on the client side to get saslgssapi working correctly?
For openldap there is the /usr/lib/sasl2/slapd.conf file to configure
the openldap parameters. What can I do for clients to connect to FDS
correctly.

My SASL is working on the clients when I run testsaslauthd -r REALM -u
user -p password. I get 0: OK "Success." as the result. I think I am
missing something on the client and server side as far as configuration.


Is there something I can do to trace SASL gssapi errors? Or to debug the
transfer between the client and server. I ran a tcpdump but did not find
much there.

Thanks
James

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