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I have specified my own LDAP Server by using the script 'setup.sh'. After that the message come up:
You have specified the LDAP server 'ldap://xxx.domain.lan:7389', don't forget to remove the bundled ldap and ldap-admin services in docker-compose.yml
But i didn´t find the references to service "ldap" in docker-compose.yaml.
But when i remove in the .env-File the "docker-compose.ldap.yaml" filename then no ldas informations are written. What is the right way to use my own LDAP
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hmm.. that is a good question. It has been a while that I did something on this project but the way you describe it, is how I would have remembered it as well. Just remove the compose file that has the "LDAP" bit in the filename. Then it does not start, but still uses the LDAP credentials from the .env file.
I have specified my own LDAP Server by using the script 'setup.sh'. After that the message come up:
You have specified the LDAP server 'ldap://xxx.domain.lan:7389', don't forget to remove the bundled ldap and ldap-admin services in docker-compose.yml
But i didn´t find the references to service "ldap" in docker-compose.yaml.
But when i remove in the .env-File the "docker-compose.ldap.yaml" filename then no ldas informations are written. What is the right way to use my own LDAP
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: