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This directory contains source for two programs:
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go500 A gopher index search server to X.500 gateway
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go500gw A more general gopher to X.500 gateway
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Both programs use the LDAP protocol to talk to X.500. If you did not
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get this software with the U-M LDAP software distribution, you will
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need to have the LDAP libraries on hand to be able to make this software.
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The LDAP distribution is available for anonymous ftp from the host
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terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu in the x500/ directory.
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What you are trying to set up looks like this:
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-------- ----------------- -------- --------
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| gopher | | gopher to| LDAP | | LDAP | | X.500 |
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| client |<- gophr ->| LDAP g/w | API |<- LDAP ->| server |<- DAP ->| server |
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|________| |__________|______| |________| |________|
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go500gw ldapd
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or
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go500
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Both go500 and go500gw can be run either from inetd or as stand-alone
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servers.
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go500 is useful when you always want to search a fixed portion of the X.500
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tree. It does not let you browse around or change where you search.
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go500gw is useful when you want to provide a more general and flexible
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gateway from gopher to X.500. It allows users to browse around anywhere
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in the X.500 tree, doing searches at any point.
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**************************************************************************
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* RUNNING go500 *
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**************************************************************************
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1) Make and install the ldap distribution if you have not already done so:
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(cd ../; make lib-only; make inst-lib)
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or
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(cd ../; make all; make install)
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Use the second form if you don't already have an ldapd running
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somewhere you can connect to. Note that to make an ldap server,
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you will need the ISODE libraries and include files.
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2) Tailor go500 to your site before compiling:
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vi go500.c
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There are a couple of things to change in go500.c:
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DAPUSER - This is the DN go500 will bind to the directory as.
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You can specify NULL if you want.
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DEFAULT_BASE - This is the DN of the object below which go500
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will conduct its search. You typically want this to
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be the DN or your organization.
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DEFAULT_LDAPHOST - This is the host that is running the ldap
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server. If it's not on the localhost, you'll need to
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change this.
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3) Make go500:
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make
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4) Start the ldap daemon:
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ldapd [-c dsaname]
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You only need to do this if you're not already running one.
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5) Start go500 as a stand-alone server:
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go500
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or arrange to have it start from inetd:
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# vi /etc/services /* add the following line */
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go500 5555/tcp go500 # go500 server
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# vi /etc/inetd.conf /* add the following line */
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go500 stream tcp nowait nobody $(ETCDIR)/go500 go500 -I
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# kill -HUP <inetdpid> /* make inetd notice the change */
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where $(ETCDIR) is replaced by the ETCDIR from the top level Makefile
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and <inetdpid> is replaced by the pid of the inetd process.
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6) Configure your local gopher server to have an entry for go500.
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A sample .link file is given below, with the things you should
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change given in <>'s:
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Name=<Label of your choice>
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Type=7
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Port=5555
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Path=
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Host=<host.running.go500.here>
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You may also have to restart your gopher daemon, or remove
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the .cache file.
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7) Run a gopher client and try it out.
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**************************************************************************
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* RUNNING go500gw *
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**************************************************************************
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1) Make the ldap distribution if you have not already done so:
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(cd ../; make lib-only)
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or
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(cd ../; make lib-only ldap-server)
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Use the second form if you don't already have an ldapd running
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somewhere you can connect to. Note that to make an ldap server,
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you will need the ISODE libraries and include files.
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2) Tailor go500gw to your site before compiling:
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vi go500gw.c
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There are a couple of things to change in go500gw.c:
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GO500DN - This is the DN go500gw will bind to the directory as.
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You can specify NULL if you want.
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HELPFILE - This is the pathname of the helpfile (actually, the
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file that's displayed when a user chooses "About the
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Gopher to X.500 Gateway").
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LDAPHOST - This is the host that is running the ldap server.
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If it's not on the localhost, you'll need to change this.
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3) Make go500gw:
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make
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4) Start the ldap daemon:
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ldapd [-c dsaname]
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You only need to do this if you're not already running one.
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5) Start go500gw either as a stand-alone server:
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go500gw
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or arrange to have it start from inetd:
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# vi /etc/services /* add the following line */
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go500gw 5555/tcp go500gw # go500gw server
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# vi /etc/inetd.conf /* add the following line */
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go500gw stream tcp nowait nobody $(ETCDIR)/go500gw go500gw -I
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# kill -HUP <inetdpid> /* make inetd notice the change */
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where $(ETCDIR) is replaced by the ETCDIR from the top level Makefile
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and <inetdpid> is replaced by the pid of the inetd process.
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6) Configure your local gopher server to have an entry for go500gw.
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A sample .link file is given below, with the things you should
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change given in <>'s:
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Name=<Label of your choice>
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Type=1
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Port=7777
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Path=M
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Host=<host.running.go500gw.here>
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You may also have to restart your gopher daemon, or remove
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the .cache file.
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If you want to start go500gw at some point in the X.500 tree
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other than the root, you can change the Path parameter above
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to something like this, for example:
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Path=Mo=University of Michigan,c=US
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Of course, you would substitute your own organization's DN.
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7) Run a gopher client and try it out.
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