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## SquidGuard
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## squidGuard - Tips for using LDAP
Some user experienced problem running squidGuard with LDAP authentication. In most cases on startup squidGuard gave a syntax or parsing error when the ldapsearch line was read in. This can be result of several shortcomings. The list below is compiled from own experiences and user feedback. Hopefully it assists you to successfully set up LDAP authentication with squidGuard. Please check your installation for the following topics: flex and bison Make sure that you have flex and bison installed. You can compile squidguard without but then LDAP will not work. If the squidGuard process encounters the lack of flex and/or bison it takes previously generated files to include them into the code. These flex and bison files have been created without any additional options (to ensure that they can run on most systems). Using RPMs Not all available RPMs do have the LDAP functionality compiled in. If no LDAP libraries (or LDAP itself) is on the list or requirements there is a good chance that the package builds without it. You may wish to check with the vendor of the RPM. if you are building squidGuard from the sources check the next topics. ldap libraries In order to use LDAP functionalities the system must have the proper LDAP libraries and include files installed (openldap works fine). configure with ldap Before you compile squidGuard you must run configure with the ldap option activated:
Running configure with ldap option:
      ./configure --with-ldap=yes
name resolution Make sure that the system squidGuard is running on can properly resolve its own name. It has been reported that a syntax error shows up if the system cannot resolve its own name properly. AD forrest: answering with referals Currently squidGuard is not able to handle referals as answer from an Active Directory. If you don't need referals in your environment you can turn them off. Otherwise you have to specify a fixed server and path where the user information can be obtained. Please take a look on the "What to do with Active Directory Referals?" page how users solved this problem in their environment. configuration errors Make sure that there are no typos your configuration. The correct host is addressed to lookup the correct group membership with the correct password in the correct LDAP tree.
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