I am using openldap 2.4.42 version with policyd. I installed new version openldap server and I want export all user to new openldap. It's export is succussfull but without user password "pwdChangedTime". How can export user with pwdChangedTime in openldap server to another openldap server?
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I'm trying to authenticate vsftpd from LDAP(openldap) logins which hosted remotely another server.
i.e.: We have a LDAP server and new users are created on them. I'd like to know if it is possible to use the same ldap users credential to authenticate and log in into the FTP server as I am unable to do that.
TIA
I have a scenario slightly different, but probably can work in you case.
In my case, we have a Windows Domain and we use SSSD to authenticate in the domain. There is no need any change in vsftpd.
My guess is if you set up the sssd authenticating to your LDAP server, it will work.
There is a tutorial here for Ubuntu: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/service-sssd-ldap
I would like to build an OpenLDAP Proxy that takes two phases: user pass authentication made with active directory (AD), but search/query operation made with other backend ldap server.
Notes: users created and managed by AD, but AD has out-of-date data than other backend ldap server, so I want search/query operation made with other backend ldap server.
Some advices?
I am using a e2-standard-2 instance having Ubuntu 18.04 on Google Cloud Platform.
I have successfully installed Rstudio-server inside it. But I am not able to authorize myself as it is asking for username/password. Even I used the default username of my VM instance as username and instance id as password but no luck.
Please help !!!
RStudio server will use the same usernames and passwords as user accounts in your linux server it is installed on, except for privileged users.
What it means is that if you have root permissions, you won't be able to login using your linux credentials.
What you need to do instead is to create a new user on your linux server:
useradd rstudio
passwd rstudio
After that you can use rstudio/yournewpassword to login
I'm working with a remote site with a client.
My issue is: I'm trying to don't share my mysql password.
Exist a way to connect mysql using an encrypted password (like md5)?
WordPress can't use encrypted passwords in wp-config.php. In PHPMyAdmin or Adminer, simply setup a different MySQL user and assign it to the database. When you're done with the client, delete the user.
I created an EC2 instance using the Bitnami Wordpress AMI found in the marketplace. Then because I wanted to change which AZ it was in, I stopped the instance and created an AMI from that instance. Then I launched the new instance based on the new AMI. When I went to look for the password in the System log there was nothing to be found. I'm assuming because it was now launching from a new image that I created and not the original Bitnami image. Where can I find the password now to access my Wordpress website? Anything different that I should have done?
I was working with one of these instances and figured out that the log will not display in your Amazon console for whatever reason. You have to first make sure that you have chmod 400 wordpress.pem to set your permissions on your key so the instance accepts it when you attempt to ssh. Then ssh in. Then you have to go check the log in /var/log/boot.log to find the password for the Wordpress site.
Bitnami Wordpress, as with most AMIs, disables password-based login over SSH. Instead, you need to connect to the EC2 Instance using the private key that corresponds to the "EC2 Key Pair" that you selected when you launched the new EC2 Instance.
If you're on a Mac or Linux box, you can connect with a bash command like:
ssh -i /path/to/private/key.pem bitnami#<server-ip>
Also, make sure your EC2 Instance's Security Group allows SSH from your IP address.
Login to the server using ssh <credentials>.
Use$ cat bitnami_credentials command in command prompt/terminal. It will show you both your username and password.