Description of problem: Warnquota does not appear to have been compiled with LDAP support. The bug referenced states that this issue was closed in FC-4 however, the issue is still occurring for me on RHEL4. I may have missed a doc or forum post somewhere along the lines about how to enable this, if so please let me know. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.12-6 How reproducible: Enable LDAP entries in wanrquota.conf, attempt to run warnquota off of this conf file and it will promptly not work. Actual results: sudo /usr/sbin/warnquota -c /usr/local/etc/warnquota-home.conf warnquota: Error in config file (line 57), ignoring warnquota: Error in config file (line 58), ignoring warnquota: Error in config file (line 61), ignoring warnquota: Error in config file (line 62), ignoring warnquota: Error in config file (line 63), ignoring warnquota: Error in config file (line 64), ignoring warnquota: Warning: Mailer exitted abnormally. Expected results: Expected it to work ;). Additional info: The pertinent conf lines: 56 LDAP_MAIL = true 57 LDAP_HOST = directory.colorado.edu 58 LDAP_PORT = 389 59 LDAP_TLS = true 60 # LDAP_BINDDN = uid=ReadOnlyUser,o=YourOrg 61 # LDAP_BINDPW = YourReadOnlyUserPassword 62 LDAP_BASEDN = dc=Colorado,dc=EDU 63 LDAP_SEARCH_ATTRIBUTE = uid 64 LDAP_MAIL_ATTRIBUTE = mail 65 LDAP_DEFAULT_MAIL_DOMAIN = colorado.edu
Thanks for report, but it is quiet strange that the FC-4 bug got closed. I don't see %configure --enable_ldapmail=yes or --enable_ldapmail=try (I would prefer try, it should not be a must) even in rawhide branch.
Has there been any progress on a resolution to this problem?
quota-3.15-6.fc9 in rawhide branch is built with option --enable-ldapmail=try. For RHEL-4 there is strict update policy, therefore if you want to have this issue solved sooner, please contact directly product support. This could raise priority of quota update in next maintainance release. Please inform them that there is already existing bugzilla about the issue.
As 4.9 is last regular RHEL-4 update which should address only security, performance or critical issues and should not bring any new features, closing that bugzilla WONTFIX.