` Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com systemd[1]: Starting LSB: Symas OpenLDAP... Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com slapd[2898]: @(#) $OpenLDAP: slapd 2.4.44 (Oct 28 2016 16:22:23) $ root@NY1SCOLRH6BLD01:/home/build/sold-2.4.44.20161019/build/openldap.x86_64/servers/slapd Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com slapd[2898]: DIGEST-MD5 common mech free Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com slapd[2898]: slapd stopped. Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com slapd[2898]: connections_destroy: nothing to destroy. Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com solserver[2888]: Symas OpenLDAP LDAP services slapd starting[FAILED] Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com systemd[1]: solserver.service: control process exited, code=exited status=1 Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com systemd[1]: Failed to start LSB: Symas OpenLDAP. Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com systemd[1]: Unit solserver.service entered failed state. Mar 04 02:02:08 sso.dialanote.com systemd[1]: solserver.service failed. `

looking into it.

It's working. What I did was just apply it in custom.schema, no need to create a new directory for config. Just update your documentation :) There's a lot of dead links and some minor things needed to edit.

I'll test it out if the attribute really works. I was able to register it and use it as a custom ID

Thanks for the update and feedback. We will check and update the documentation.

Working, I was able to assign the custom nameID to my Trust Relationship. I'll setup the Google SSO and report back.