Installation
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LABE is very easy to install and to configure. Here his to way to do it.

---> Make sure the basedn you choose for labe is already created.
------> By running the setup script.
------> By adding manualy with the ldapadd command and a good ldif file
	(see also http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin/quickstart.html).
---> Don't forget to turn on apache and slapd.


Manualy:
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1- Untar the archive (labe-3.x.tgz).
   Ex:
        tar xvzf /root/labe-3.0.tgz /root/

2- Execute the Makefile with your webserver path for the root directory.
   Ex:
	make ROOT=/var/www/html install

3- Execute the setup script.
   Ex:
	/var/www/html/labe/setup.sh

4- Open your browser and open the main script.
   Ex:
        http://127.0.0.1/labe/index.php

        Now, if it works you will see the interface

5- In the connexion panel, change the parameters to connect to your LDAP server.
   -Server: Choose one of the LDAP server in the combobox.
       Ex: localhost

   -Password: Your password for this server.
       Ex: secret

6- Click Save.

7- Now you can use the script to add person in your LDAP database.


Automatic:
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1- Install the rpm script.
   Ex:
	rpm -i /root/labe-3.0-1.rpm

2- Execute the setup script.
   Ex:
	/var/www/html/labe/setup.sh

3- Open your browser and open the main script.
   Ex:
        http://127.0.0.1/labe/index.php

        Now, if it works you will see the interface

4- In the connexion panel, change the parameters to connect to your LDAP server.
   -Server: Choose one of the LDAP server in the combobox.
    Ex: localhost

   -Password: Your password for this server.
    Ex: secret

5- Click ok.

6- Now you can use the script to add person in your LDAP database.


NOTE:
If the server's choice combobox is empty, check the labe configuration file
(/etc/labe/connect.conf by default) or ask your administrator

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For bugs or comments please contact:
Mathieu Leduc-Hamel
<labe@savoirfairelinux.com>
