Note: Windows-style paths such as C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer will be translated to WinSSHD-style paths such as /C/Program Files/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer, so that you can use Windows-style paths in XL Deploy or XL Release. Alternatively, you can select Allow login to any Windows account to allow access to all Windows accounts.
To use the SFTP_WINSSHD connection type, install WinSSHD on the Windows host. Note: Windows-style paths such as C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer will be translated to Cygwin-style paths such as /cygdrive/C/Program Files/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer, so that you can use Windows-style paths in XL Deploy or XL Release.
It is a free source download, but since 22 November 2011, the binary installers are a paid solution. Copssh is recommended as a convenient packaging of OpenSSH and Cygwin. Microsoft Windows remote hostįor Microsoft Windows platforms, XL Deploy supports these SSH servers: It is included in all Linux distributions and most other Unix-based systems. Unix remote hostįor Unix platforms, OpenSSH is recommended. To connect to a remote host using the SSH protocol, you must to install an SSH server on that remote host. For example if you are trying to import the users.ldif that comes with Knox the Suffix: you would use is dc=hadoop,dc=apache,dc=org because this is the root object in that remoting functionality for XL Deploy and XL Release supports the SSH protocol for connecting to a Unix, Microsoft Windows, or z/OS hosts. One confusing part here is that there needs to be an entry in your LDIF file for the Suffix: entered above. Make sure you check "Overwrite existing log." if you have to repeat the process. Browse for your LDIF file and Import into Local. You can import a LDIF using the File>Import menu item. See the "General" view tab when the Local server is selected for details. Keep in mind that the port is typically 10389 instead of the 33389 used by the Knox Demo LDAP. Then you should be able to add subentries to that partition and you would no longer use the Knox Demo LDAP server.
Then in the Partitions view on the left press "Add." and provide the Suffix: value for example dc=custom,dc=sample,dc=com. To do this in ADS you need to switch to the "Servers" tab in the lower right and click on Local. The potentially confusing process of adding a partition to Apache Directory Studio is the reason we decided to include the pre-populated Demo LDAP server with Knox instead of just instructions for using ADS.
I tried it using ApacheDirectoryStudio by right-click on the connection => "open configuration" (while being connected successfully), but unfortunately I received the error .: Unable to find the 'ou=config' base entry.Īt .readConfiguration(LoadConfigurationRunnable.java:382)Īt .getConfiguration(LoadConfigurationRunnable.java:201)Īt .run(LoadConfigurationRunnable.java:139)Īt .run(StudioJob.java:83)Īt .(Worker.java:54)Īny hints for how to set a custom domain? Seems like by default just dc=hadoop,dc=apache,dc=org is allowed ?!?! How to add a custom 'partition' to set a custom domain? : ERR_268 Cannot find a partition for uid=admin,ou=people,dc=hadoop,dc=apache,dc=prd After restarting the DemoLDAP server I found in the log: 20:23:41,136 INFO store.LdifFileLoader (LdifFileLoader.java:execute(212)) - Could not create entry Entryĭn: uid=admin,ou=people,dc=hadoop,dc=apache,dc=prd I did that in Ambari=>Knox=>users.ldif and additionally I set log-output to DEBUG. I investigated a bit more to deep dive into how I can set the Bind DN to: uid=admin,ou=people,dc=hadoop,dc=apache,dc=prd