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gq for Debian
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Adding a new server to the configuration:
Gq has a preferences window, in which you can configure the servers you
are going to use. Unfortunately the server definition you create there
are "transient": they are not saved in you configuration, and so last
only for the current session.
Moreover the new servers you create will also often disappear, perhaps
when switching to a different tab.
To cut a long story short: the "create a new server" feature is broken,
simply don't use it. Instead to add a server just edit manually your
~/.gq file and put a stanza like this into it:
<ldapserver>
<name>*Server-name*</name>
<ldaphost>*Server uri or host*</ldaphost>
<ldapport>*Port (unused if server specified by an uri)*</ldapport>
<basedn>*Base DN*</basedn>
<pw-encoding>Base64</pw-encoding>
<search-attribute>cn</search-attribute>
</ldapserver>
(I've put between * the values you need change to fit your needs).
After that you can use the preferences panel to change and fine tune
your new server.
You can browse the Debian LDAP directory:
Just bind anonymously to ldap://db.debian.org, and use "dc=debian,dc=org" as
the base dn.
List of public LDAP servers:
http://www.dante.net/np/pdi.html
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