Hi All, What i have noticed was that: The client pc will boot and X will load untill you get the login prompt. When i login with an LDAP account it seems asif X is loading from the LDAP server for the client. Is that possible? Should X not load from the client? Thanks Regards On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 21:08:55 +0200 "it clown" wrote:

Hi All,

I finally got LDAP working.

I am suing autofs to mount the users /home dir.

My problem is that it is extremely slow when the user logs in. I am exporting the home dir with nfs. I cannot believe that nfs is this slow. It takes 2 minutes for the user to log into X.

Is there away to speed things up?

Thanks Regards

On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 07:56:23 +0200 "it clown" wrote:

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Hi All,

Has anyone got it right to setup an ldap server under suse 9.1?

I can import everything except /etc/group.

I get:

ldap_add: Object class violation (65) additional info: no structural object class provided

What objectClass do you need for /etc/group?

How does an group.ldif contents look like before u ldapadd it?

Thanks Regards

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Hi Thanks for all your help sofar. I got the speed sorted by adding async in /etc/exports. What i am uncertain of is that when the client loged into X and opens terminal or basicaly any other app it will query the ldap server asin you can see hard drive activity on the ldap server. Is this because the clients home dir is on the ldap server? Thanks Regards On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 16:31:58 +0200 "José M. Fandiño" wrote:

it clown wrote:

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Hi All,

I finally got LDAP working.

I am suing autofs to mount the users /home dir.

My problem is that it is extremely slow when the user

logs

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in. I am exporting the home dir with nfs. I cannot believe that nfs is this slow. It takes 2 minutes for the user to log into X.

Is there away to speed things up?

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