Install Options

The following options are for openLDAP version 2.2.xx that can differ from versions 2.0.XX and 2.1.XX.

We executed ./configure with the following options:

(Directories)

(Basic Options)

-enable-syslog
-enable-proctitle
-enable-ipv6	$\rightarrow$ Sockets IPv6
-enable-local	$\rightarrow$ Sockets Unix
-with-cyrus-sasl	$\rightarrow$ Supported authentication Cyrus SASL
-with-threads	$\rightarrow$ Support thread of execution
-with-tls	$\rightarrow$ Support TLS/SSL
-enable-dynamic	$\rightarrow$ Dynamic compilation

(Slapd Options)

-enable-slapd	$\rightarrow$ To compile the server in addition to the libraries
-enable-cleartext	$\rightarrow$ It allows send clear text passwords
-enable-crypt	$\rightarrow$ Send crypther passwords with DES.
-enable-spasswd	$\rightarrow$ Verification of passwords through SASL
-enable-modules	$\rightarrow$ Support of dynamic modules
-enable-aci	$\rightarrow$ Support of ACIs by objects (Experimental)
-enable-rewrite	$\rightarrow$ Rewriting of DN in recovery of LDAP
-enable-rlookups	$\rightarrow$ Inverse search of the name of the client workstation
-enable-slp	$\rightarrow$ SLPv2 support
-enable-wrappers	$\rightarrow$ Support TCP wrappers

(Support)

-enable-bdb=yes	$\rightarrow$ Berkeley version 4 support
-enable-dnssrv=mod
-enable-ldap=mod	$\rightarrow$ It supports another LDAP server as database
-enable-ldbm=mod
-with-ldbm-api=berkeley	$\rightarrow$ Berkeley version 3 support
-enable-meta=mod	$\rightarrow$ Metadirectory support
-enable-monitor=mod
-enable-null=mod
-enable-passwd=mod
-enable-perl=mod	$\rightarrow$ Perl scripts support
-enable-shell=mod	$\rightarrow$ Shell scripts support
-enable-sql=mod	$\rightarrow$ Relational database support

Then do:
#make && make install

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