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Has anyone setup ldap on CoreOS before? If so, how does one do such a task? I have a cluster of CoreOS machines and I'm trying to hook up this service Foxpass https://www.foxpass.com/ to it for user management. Yet, I can't seem to get the proper binaries to run this. I'm trying to get nslcd, which I can't seem to fine as a built release. I looked at nss-pam-ldap http://arthurdejong.org/nss-pam-ldapd/nslcd.8 but I'd need to compile that, which CoreOS isn't really capable of nor should be. Is there a trusted repo somewhere where I can curl a built release? I was thinking of just using docker but I could think of a way where that could be effective for ldap.

Christian Grabowski
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  • You could create a one-shot fleet unit which compiles a fresh binary inside a docker container, and then copies the binaries to the base file system. The rest of the unit can then perform whatever additional bits of installation logic are needed? – Paul Dixon Aug 22 '15 at 08:12
  • I'd have to compile things in a container that has the needed build tools in order to compile. So I could do a one-shot docker container to compile and then run, but there's no guarantee that that binary will always be running happily in an environment different than what it was targeted for. – Christian Grabowski Dec 08 '15 at 00:02

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