Hey whats up.
I have not been able to work on the LDAP stuff latly.

I used this guide as well as others to install openldap on Solaris.
http://uminac.com/wp-content/uploads...65774196-1.pdf
Now he uses blastware to install openldap on Solaris. This guide has sample files at the end that you can use or review. What I don't like is he sets up TLS/SSL right away during the initial setup and uses a role to run openldap. I wanted is simpler setup for testing. I can always lock it down after I have a better understanding of LDAP.

This is what he has for the module stuff.

Code:

# Load dynamic backend modules :
modulepath / opt /csw/ l i b e x e c / openldap
moduleload back_bdb . l a
# moduleload back_ldap . l a
# moduleload back_ldbm. l a
# moduleload back_passwd . l a
# moduleload back_shel l . l a

My slapd.conf looks almost exacty like the one on this site, because I used this guide and the "RedHat Deployment Guide" to install openldap on Centos.
Centralize user accounts with OpenLDAP
There is no module stuff in this file. This guide is missing stuff put I have yet to find a complete one.

I hope this helps.