supercoder/apacheds repository overview

⁠apacheds_docker

ApacheDS Homepage⁠

This project run ApacheDS in a docker container with an Oracle Java 7 environment.

This project was cloned from jjhuges57⁠

This clone adds the following objects to the dc=example,dc=com container:

• ou=people,ou=example,ou=com
  • ou=admin,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: 1234)
  • ou=user1,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: USER1)
  • ou=user2,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: USER2)
  • ou=user3,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: USER3)
  • ou=user4,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: USER4)
  • ou=user5,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (Password: USER5)
• ou=groups,ou=example,ou=com
  • ou=administrators,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (admin)
  • ou=user1-user2,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (user1 and user 2)
  • ou=user3-user4,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (user3 and user4)
  • ou=all-users,ou=people,ou=example,ou=com (except admin, user5)

⁠How to use this image

Currently this image does not take any environment variables but you need to expose ports to your local machine to connect using Apache Directory Studio⁠

• -p 10389:10389 (unencrypted or StartTLS)
• -p 10636:10636 (SSL)

⁠Example

1. docker run --name apacheds -d -p 10389:10389 supercoder/docker-apacheds
2. Start Apache Directory Studio
3. In the bottom left corner there is a section called "Connections" Click on the "LDAP" icon to add a connection to your container.
4. Hostname: 192.168.59.103 and Port: 10389
5. Click "Next"
6. Bind DN or user: uid=admin,ou=system Bind password: secret (Default ApacheDS password)
7. Click "Finish"

⁠Build from docker file

git clone [email protected]:jongillies/docker-apacheds.git
cd docker-apacheds
docker build -t apacheds .

⁠Run from hub.docker.com:

docker run -d
    -p 10389:10389 \
    -p 10636:10636 \
    --name apacheds supercoder/apacheds