I believe I have followed the steps below after adjusting them for the Centos OS of the infrastructure VM
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Configure saslauthd to automatically start and use LDAP as its mechanism.
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Configure saslauthd to talk to the LDAP server.
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Start the saslauthd service.
I ended up using
sudo saslauthd -a ldap -O /etc/saslauthd.conf
I really do not think that is correct based on other discussion posts. -
Fix the permissions on the saslauthd socket directory.
Running testsaslauthd… I get
0: NO “authentication failed”.
Is there a log file to share? This question mentions one, but without a path.
HW-1.6 testsaslauthd auth failed
I did not share the minimal file details above as that is sort of “answer’ish” (well, hopefully in the end…).
Thank you for any guidance.