Hello List, Everything going well with the evaluation / migration of FDS. I did hit one snag this morning that I have not been able to debug yet. 1. I used the LdapImport tool to migrate settings/schema from my running iplanet5.1 ldap. 2. On my existing ldapserver I generated an ldif using db2ldif. 3. Then through the console imported that database. All went well here except it would not add an entry to my ou=samba that had: objectClass: sambaDomain 4. Looked through the 99user.ldif and it looks complete. 5. If I try to add the entry without an objectclass it, naturally says it can''t add without an object class. Here is a ldif I am using: dn: sambaDomainName=CSN,ou=samba,dc=cs,dc=ou,dc=edu sambaSID: S-1-5-21-81879834-2421259029-2731548829 sambaAlgorithmicRidBase: 1000 objectClass: sambadomain sambaNextUserRid: 67109862 sambaNextGroupRid: 67109863 sambaDomainName: CSN I messed around with caps and stuff but no diff. Any ideas what I have overlooked? TIA -- Jim Summers School of Computer Science-University of Oklahoma -------------------------------------------------
Jim Summers wrote:> Hello List, > > Everything going well with the evaluation / migration of FDS. I did hit > one snag this morning that I have not been able to debug yet. > > 1. I used the LdapImport tool to migrate settings/schema from my running > iplanet5.1 ldap. > > 2. On my existing ldapserver I generated an ldif using db2ldif. > > 3. Then through the console imported that database. All went well here > except it would not add an entry to my ou=samba that had: > > objectClass: sambaDomainYou need to add: objectClass: top ... to that object. -- Del
Del wrote:> Jim Summers wrote: > >> Hello List, >> >> Everything going well with the evaluation / migration of FDS. I did >> hit one snag this morning that I have not been able to debug yet. >> >> 1. I used the LdapImport tool to migrate settings/schema from my >> running iplanet5.1 ldap. >> >> 2. On my existing ldapserver I generated an ldif using db2ldif. >> >> 3. Then through the console imported that database. All went well >> here except it would not add an entry to my ou=samba that had: >> >> objectClass: sambaDomain > > > You need to add: > > objectClass: top > > ... to that object.Very cool. Worked. I wonder why the 5.1 instance didn''t require it? I guess possibly LdapImport could have mis-fired somehow. I am pretty sure I have schema checking=on in the 5.1 instance. Thanks Again!>-- Jim Summers School of Computer Science-University of Oklahoma -------------------------------------------------