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.TH libnss-ldap.conf 1 "9 March 1999"
.IX libnss-ldap.conf
.SH NAME
libnss-ldap.conf - Configuration file for LDAP NSS library
.SH DESCRIPTION
This file provides configuration information for various system libraries
supporting RFC2307 LDAP directory nameservice.
This library provides RFC2307 LDAP directory nameservice support for Solaris,
and GLIBC systems, or any system supporting 'Nameservice Switch' (NSS).
.PP
Each line in the file is either a comment (indicated with a hash '#') or
a directive followed by a parameter. Directives which are not specified in
the file are set to their default values.
.PP
The recognized directives are as follows:
.TP
.B "host"
The LDAP directory server to direct all queries to. Must be resolveable
without using LDAP. Can be a hostname or an IP address. If not specified
the libraries will attempt to use DNS 'Resource Records' (RR) to find the
appropriate host.
.TP
.B "base"
The distinguished name of the search base. If this parameter is omitted it
the defaultdomain is used in a fashion specified by RFC2247
Commonly the elements of the domain
name prefixed with 'dc='. Example: dc=rage,dc=net. This value is required.
.TP
.B "ldap_version"
LDAP version to use. Valid values are 2 or 3.
.TP
.B "binddn"
The distinguished name to bind to the server with. If ommited the library
will bind anonomously.
.TP
.B "bindpw"
The credentials to bind with. This should only be specified in conjunction
with binddn.
.TP
.B "port"
The TCP port to bind to the server with. Defaults to 389
.TP
.B "scope"
The search scope. Should be one of 'one', 'base', or 'sub'.
.TP
.B "crypt"
The hashing algorithm your libc uses. Can be one of 'md5', 'sha', or 'des'.
Default is DES, indicating normal unix crypt'ed passwords.
.SH FILES
.B /etc/libnss-ldap.conf
.SH AUTHOR
Software by Luke Howard <lukeh@padl.com>
Manual page by Greg Retkowski <greg@rage.net>
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