More fun with OpenBSD and LDAP

Started to move OpenLDAP and my LDAP DB to OpenBSD today… and I think I may have basically finished. The directions in this OpenBSD/Cyrus IMAP HOWTO for installing OpenLDAP were pretty much what I was interested in. Particularly the slapcat and slapadd commands worked wonders. A lot of tests in the LDAPv3 HOWTO don’t work since they assume SASL madness, and I’m not sure the OpenLDAP distributed in 3.3 packages includes this functionality.

I don’t particularly care. SSL seems to work. I can bind to it with GQ. I need to test to make sure my Red Hat clients can use it for name services like they have been. After that, we’re good.

BTW, if you’re looking for the list of symbolic names for ICMP types in pfctl, you apparently need to go to the sources: sbin/pfctl/pfctl_parser.c.