On Wed, 2018-07-18 at 14:49 -0400, Robert Watterson wrote:
Hi forgive the newbie question, but I've searched the 389-users
archive and didn't see an answer.....
If I manage ldap entries and dirsrv server options via command line
only, do I even need an admin server component?
I've been using Apache Directory Studio for my non-command line needs
on a single 389 instance, seems to work out OK so far. The admin
server (o=netscape) is installed and running, but I haven't been
using the GUI. I'm about to spin up two new servers and do multi-
master replication and certificates/TLS.
On a production server where all content changes are done via scripts
(no GUI needed) do I even need to spin up an admin server?
We won't be using Admin Express, DS Gateway, Org Chart, etc. We'll
never be managing more than 3-4 production ldap servers.
Am I missing something critical by installing just the actual 389
servers and NOT the admin instance?
Hi there,
In supplement to Mark's comments, not only are we pusing a new admin in
the form of cockpit, we also want to improve the CLI to be a first
glass admin interface. We have a suite of new tools coming (dsctl,
dsconf and dsidm) that will absorb all the existing perl, and make many
routine tasks for the CLI significantly easier to achieve.
I hope that we can make the CLI the only point of contact for you in
the future, and would love to hear your feedback on it if you try it
out.
Thanks!
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Sincerely,
William