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ypldapd(8)							    ypldapd(8)

NAME
       ypldapd - NIS to LDAP gateway server

SYNOPSIS
       configfile]

DESCRIPTION
       is a server process that provides information to any process that makes
       calls to the NIS client side  routines,	including  the	standard  libc
       calls,  such as and so on, as well as the special tools and provided as
       part of the standard NIS distribution.

       emulates the equivalent process by  providing  an  RPC  call-compatible
       interface.   Rather  than  consulting map files as does, however, draws
       its data from an LDAP database.

       Communication to and from is by means of RPC calls.   Lookup  functions
       are  described  in ypclnt(3N), and are supplied as C-callable functions
       in

       Posting a SIGUSR2, with caching enabled, will force to flush its cache.

   Options
       Specify a configuration file to use.
		      The default is

       Enable debugging.
		      will not detach in this  circumstance.   Debug  messages
		      are logged to syslog(3).

       Show version of the software.
		      This will report the release number.  The internal build
		      number is logged to syslog(3) at startup.

CONFIGURATION
       expects to find its configuration in the file unless an alternate  con‐
       figuration file is specified on the command line.

       Each  line  in  the  configuration  file consists of a key, followed by
       whitespace, followed by a value.	 Any line starting with the hash  sym‐
       bol is treated as a comment and is ignored.

       Each configuration key and its meaning are detailed below.

	      The NIS domain which
		     should serve.

	      The  host	 which	is running the LDAP server to be consulted for
	      directory
		     service lookups.  Its IP address must be resolvable with‐
		     out  consulting  NIS (ie. through or DNS) or specified in
		     dotted decimal notation to avoid reentrancy problems.

	      The TCP port to use to connect to the LDAP  server.  Default  is
	      389.

	      The LDAP protocol version to use, version 2 or version 3.

	      The distinguished name (DN) to use as a base for queries,
		     typically that of your organization.

				   The	distinguished  name  (DN) of the proxy
				   user the NIS/LDAP Gateway uses
		     to bind to the LDAP server.  Optional.  Default is anony‐
		     mous access.

	      How to handle aliases:

		     means never dereference; this is the default.
		     means dereference when finding.
		     means dereference when searching.
		     means always dereference.

	      Specifies	 whether  to  search  an  NIS  domain if the requested
	      information is
		     not found in the LDAP directory.  See also

	      Not supported in this release.
		     Specifies whether to search a DNS server if the requested
		     host information is not found in the LDAP directory.

	      The hostname to return to
		     Default is the local host.

	      Specifies the search scope.

		     means search the specified base DN and all of its descen‐
		     dants.
			       This is the default.
		     means search only the  immediate  children	 of  specified
		     base DN.
		     means  search  only the specified base DN, which is typi‐
		     cally too restrictive.

	      The credential or password to bind with if  not  binding	as  an
	      anonymous user.
		     Optional, but typically required in addition to

	      The maximum number of children to
		     for operations.  If not specified, or equal to zero, will
		     perform operations in series with other RPC requests.

	      Specifies whether the NIS/LDAP Gateway should cache  information
	      from the
		     directory.

	      Specifies	 whether  or  not the cache will be populated and con‐
	      sulted for
		     requests.	The default is off.

	      A space separated list of dynamic libraries to load.
		     For each element XXX in the list, the file is loaded.  If
		     the  library  cannot  be found, then is searched for Each
		     library must contain an array of objects of type named

	      The interval, in minutes, in which to send  the  ypldapd	daemon
	      signal,
		     to	 flush all caches.  Note: SIGUSR2 will force daemon to
		     discard all caches.  SIGUSR1 will	log  cache  statistics
		     and  states  information  via A value of zero means never
		     refresh the cache.

	      Specifies the parent NIS domain.
		     The search will fall through to the parent NIS domain  if
		     it	 fails in the domain specified by the ypdomain parame‐
		     ter.  See also

				   Maximum time limit, in  seconds,  for  LDAP
				   searches.
		     A	value  of  zero	 means	no  limit.  Default is no time
		     limit.

	      The file where
		     writes its process ID (PID).  The default is

	      Not supported in this release.
		     Enable or disable shadow passwords.  You  must  set  this
		     value to off or you will not be able to log in.

	      Specifies the file containing name mappings from NIS names to
		     distinguished names in the directory.  Default is

	      Specifies	 the file containing additional qualifiers to AND with
	      the default
		     search filter.  Default is

	      Specifies maps you want to be preloaded at  initialization  time
	      and
		     after  the cache is flushed.  The map name can be a nick‐
		     name or full name.	 If a nickname is  used,  all  related
		     maps  will	 be  preloaded.	 For example, if is specified,
		     and will be preloaded.

	      Specifies how often, in minutes,
		     should  discard  its  internal  client/server  connection
		     state.  You can adjust this value to improve performance.
		     The default value is 5 (minutes).

	      Specifies whether NIS/LDAP Gateway should use a  SSL  connection
	      to
		     communicate with the LDAP server.

	      Specifies the path to the database containing the certificate of
		     the  certificate  authority (CA) that issued the server's
		     certificate.  It is  expected  that  database  files  are
		     named  cert8.db  and key3.db used by the Mozilla and Net‐
		     scape clients.x.

LIMITATIONS
       You cannot run and on the same host.

DOCUMENTATION
       Available on

       ·
       ·

FILES
       Directory for shared objects.
       The configuration file.
       The process id.

VERSION
       B.04.10

AUTHOR
       was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.

SEE ALSO
       ypserv(1M), ypbind(1M), ypinit(1M), ldapux(5).

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