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Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 08:04:27 -0600
From: Joe Lewis <joe@joe-lewis.com>
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Subject: Re: Have you tried to compile mod_auth_ldap??

karim Bendadda wrote:
> I see that's why id doesn't work...
>
> muquit.com is the website where I found the mod_auth_ldap... It explains how
> to install it and how it works
>   

Well, I have it running on 2.2 on a BSD server.  It helps to get the
right package from that website.  (Use the link to get to a page that is
specific to the 2.0 branch if that is what you are using, or look at the
individual links on the website to find which one of those is what you
want - be careful - most is for 1.3.x rather than living versions).  If
you have further problems, you will probably want to contact the author
of that module (the e-mail is on the site) as the author will want to
know what is wrong, and may know how to fix it faster than anyone else.

Joe
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