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This short tutorial below, you will get a step by step on how to configure or how to setup a LDAP server on Fedora Linux. Basically this tutorial can be applied to other Linux distro with little adjusments. LDAP is one of the more complicated setups for a Linux machine.
I was downloaded the new version of Fedora 13 KDE edition and test this new distro on my laptop using virtualbox. My first impression of this Fedora 13 is still the same, the booting takes long time compared to Ubuntu. The progress bar still using the same design with Fedora 12 and I think the progress bar is awful. But lets forget about the booting time and progress bar.
I’ve just installed the new Fedora 12 Gnome edition on my Windows 7 using VirtualBox 3.1.2. After installation was complete, I was tried to install the VirtualBox Guest Addition on this Fedora 12 Guest.
At first, I was thought that it was the same way of installing VBox Gueast Addition in Mandriva 2010 or Ubuntu 9.10, so I directly activate the “VBoxGuestAddition.iso” from the Device | CD/DVD drive menu on Virtualbox and then install the binary. But then I received error telling me that cannot find the kernel bla bla……
Now, I found the solution of installing VirtualBox Guest Addition inside Fedora 12:
Before you install the VirtualBox Guest Addition, do the following:
1. Update Kernel. You can do this by typing the command below on terminal:
yum -y update kernel
