Ian Marlier wrote:
On 11/15/05 5:54 PM, "Nick Tzaperas" <njt@thecatalis.com> wrote:
Marlier, Ian wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: Nick Tzaperas [mailto:njt@thecatalis.com] Quick FYI, I tried commenting out the whole ldap section like I said in a previous e-mail and it didn't work either. Same dialog box and log entries. Is there anything else I can try?
If you're not using LDAP at all, you need to take out every reference to LDAP everywhere, throughout the control file, if you don't want that popup. Make sure that the <ldap> section is gone, along with pam_ldap and nss_ldap from the packages section.
OK, I removed the <ldap> section from the top of the file and the only other ldap package was python-ldap. I removed that, yet these packages still get installed:
ldapcpplib-0.0.3-21.3 openldap2-client-32bit-9-200411291942 openldap2-client-2.2.6-37.26 yast2-ldap-2.9.15-1.3 yast2-ldap-server-2.9.14-0.2 yast2-ldap-client-2.9.27-0.2
pam_ldap and nss_ldap do not get installed, though. Do I need to prevent any of these packages from getting installed too? Or is it just pam_ldap and nss_ldap that cause the popup?
Did it work?
My experience was that with pam_ldap and nss_ldap in the package selection list, even without an <ldap> section, the popup occurred. I don't explicitly install any other ldap packages, but any others in the <minimal> selection group _are_ still installed, and that almost certainly includes the yast2 packages (and possibly the others as well).
So, basically: my guess would be, without the <ldap> section, and given that none of the ???_ldap packages are being installed, you should be fine.
As always, YMMV :-)
- Ian
There were no *_ldap packages and I commented out the ldap section and still the same thing. Thanks anyway. Nick