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[bzuidgeest]

It took me some effort but I managed to install the latest m1 release of bongo on my Gentoo amd64 machine using the latest ebuild. Trouble was not in compiling but getting it installed in an standard openldap server.

I however run in to the following problem. On startup of bongo manager it put's the servers ip address in ldap bongo messaging server object. When I change the server's ip address it keeps putting the old address back in. that address wasn't even the right adress. the server was on 10.0.0.63. I changed it to 10.0.0.62 because that is wat bongo is setting. When I change it to 10.0.0.12 for example bongo keeps putting in 10.0.0.62.

Wat I can't find out is how bongo determines this address. If I know how it is determined is most likely an easy fix. Is dns, host files or something else?.

hope anyone knows.

btw. It might be only M1 yet. But I do like the speed and clean look of the thing. Can't find anything like it

[bzuidgeest]

I found it. Bongo used dns to resolv it's name. to an IP adress and put that in ldap on start. I found the old incorrect entry in an host file on my dns server.

That's what you get when making shortcut's to get thing going on test machines

[mivaho]

Hi,

Good that you found the solution and thnx for posting it here. Always a good thing to post the answers you find yourself.

Thnx,
Michel