I’ve just realized that my static pages are horribly out-of-date. I’m gonna fix that today.
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I’ve just realized that my static pages are horribly out-of-date. I’m gonna fix that today.
I’ve just pushed a build of re2c to epel-testing. This has been asked for in a bugzilla ticket and is required for building openvpn-auth-ldap, which I’ll be working on next.
You can look at the specific build here and, if you test it, please make your comments on its bodhi page.
Following-up on my last post, I was able to successfully build and test openvpn-auth-ldap on EL 7. You can get it from my copr by adding the repository to your system and running the following:
# yum install openvpn-auth-ldap
The plugin will install to /usr/lib64/openvpn/plugin/lib/openvpn-auth-ldap.so and you can use that in your OpenVPN configuration file.
I built the RPM from the openvpn-auth-ldap-2.0.3-14.
I’ve reached out to see about getting both this and my re2c package included in EPEL7, which will probably require me to become the maintainer. We shall see how that plays out.
The openvpn-auth-ldap package doesn’t exist for EL7. Since the new OpenVPN servers I’m trying to setup run CentOS 7 and use LDAP (Active Directory) for user authentication, this is problematic.
So, I’m trying to build it. I’ve built the single dependency that didn’t already exist for EL7 (re2c), but am still having issues. Although the chroot environment installs gcc-objc, configure complains that there’s no Objective C environment available.
Will update with progress, but you can check out my Copr here.