bz#185821: adding slapd_multimaster to the configure options
- Upgade guide.html to the correct one for openladp-2.3.27, closing
bz#190383: openldap 2.3 packages contain the administrator's guide for 2.2
- Remove the quotes from around the slaptestflags in ldap.init
This closes one part of
bz#204593: service ldap fails after having added entries to ldap
- include __db.* in the list of files to check ownership of in
ldap.init, as suggested in
bz#199322: RFE: perform cleanup in ldap.init
example if libldap needs to be initialized from within gethostbyXXXX() (which
actually happens if nss_ldap is used for hostname resolution and earlier
modules can't resolve the local host name), so use the reentrant versions of
the functions, even if we're not being compiled for use in libldap_r (patch
from Jeffery Layton, #179730).
- Modify the -config.patch, ldap.init, and this spec file to put the
pid file and args file in an ldap-owned openldap subdirectory under
/var/run.
- Move back_sql* out of %{_sbindir}/openldap , which requires
hand-moving slapd and slurpd to _sbindir, and recreating symlinks
by hand.
- Retire openldap-2.3.11-ads.patch, which went upstream.
- Update the ldap.init script to run slaptest as the ldap user rather
than as root. This solves
bz#150172 Startup failure after database problem
- Add to the servers post and preun scriptlets so that on preun, the
database is slapcatted to /var/lib/ldap/upgrade.ldif and the
database files are saved to /var/lib/ldap/rpmorig. On post, if
/var/lib/ldap/upgrade.ldif exists, it is slapadded. This means that
on upgrades from 2.3.16-2 to higher versions, the database files may
be automatically upgraded. Unfortunatly, because of the changes to
the preun scriptlet, users have to do the slapcat, etc by hand when
upgrading to 2.3.16-2. Also note that the /var/lib/ldap/rpmorig
files need to be removed by hand because automatically removing your
emergency fallback files is a bad idea.
- Upgrade internal bdb to db-4.4.20. For a clean upgrade, this will
require that users slapcat their databases into a temp file, move
/var/lib/ldap someplace safe, upgrade the openldap rpms, then
slapadd the temp file.
