:us: yunohost package update broke LDAP I’m disabled, please be gentle about typos and the speed with which I am able to respond. I used to be a sysadmin, but it’s been a while and I’m doing my best given systemd is really rough on me. My YunoHost server Hardware: Bare metal i7-3770, 16 GB RAM, L…

Hello, Thanks for the answer. I think I found your issue. It’s probably linked to the fact that you have 2 duplicate entry in your /etc/hosts file with this content: ::1 localhost The issue is that, slapd try to resolve localhost from the host file and this return theses entries: 127.0…

Welcome @clover , I am not very qualified for dealing with ldap, but I remember I saw a discussion recently about broken ldap. [image] No more login to webinterface of yunohost - have i killed yunohosts ldap? Support Another insight: do backups. If you have one, now is the …

Thank you, @jarod5001 , I appreciate you taking the time to point that thread out! I glanced at it before when digging around for clues. I’d discounted it last time, but this time I went through their steps as best I could given the circumstances are different. Alas, insofar as I was able to follow …

Hi there :wave: [image] clover: Jul 25 12:40:10 domain slapd[375269]: daemon: listen(ldap://localhost:389/, 5) failed errno=98 (Address already in use) [image] clover: ╭─~─¤¤¤> netstat -an | grep -e ':389' so it’s definitely something to do with port 389 or network … we rencently twea…

[image] Aleks: ss -ntlp | grep 389 Hi, @Aleks ! :wave: The port is definitely not open, your hunch is correct: your netstat and ss commands returned non-zero for me. I read the ticket body and comments you linked, and while I don’t fully understand the repercussions, I suppose it could be re…

Uuuuuh okay I guess the simplest thing to move forward is maybe to manually revert the change on slapd’s config just to confirm it’s the culprit So in /etc/default/slapd you should find SLAPD_SERVICES="ldap://localhost:389/ ldaps:/// ldapi:///" which you can replace with SLAPD_SERVICES="ldap://1…

Oh wow, swapping lines in /etc/default/slapd did fix it, I really misread the PR diff! (Been at this all day, probably a bit too tired, sorry.) ╰─!──2024-07-25─20:15:48─☙─domain.tld───━━──╮ ╭─~─¤¤¤> vim /etc/default/slapd ╰─☙──2024-07-25─20:25:23─☙─domain.tld───━━──╮ ╭─~─¤¤¤> sudo systemctl daemon-…

Hello, Thanks for the answer. Some more questions about, IPv6. You said that IPv6 was disabled and than you enabled again. So now what is the state of IPv6, is it still disabled somewhere ? And can you share us the result of theses commands: cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/lo/disable_ipv6 cat /proc/…

Hi, @Josue ! Some more questions about, IPv6. You said that IPv6 was disabled and than you enabled again. So now what is the state of IPv6, is it still disabled somewhere ? Yes, but this was really a red herring because it happened a long time ago and had long since been restored to default. I…

Hello, Thanks. Would be curious to know what is the result of grep localhost /etc/hosts and also host localhost. It’s quite strange that slapd don’t like your install, so I would be really curious to understand why :thinking:

But of course, @Josue not a problem. localhost checks: ╰┄🌈┄┄2024-07-26┄09:41:50┄🌿┄domain.tld┄┄┄━━┄┄╮ ╭┄~/scripts┄ಠ_ಠ> grep localhost /etc/hosts ## localhost 127.0.0.1 yuno yunohost localhost ::1 yuno yunohost localhost ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback ╰┄🌈┄┄2024-07-26…

🇺🇸 yunohost package update broke LDAP

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jarod5001 July 25, 2024, 9:35pm 2

Welcome @clover, I am not very qualified for dealing with ldap, but I remember I saw a discussion recently about broken ldap.

Hope it helps