Re: List of all leaves for a node?

[Ian Logan <ian@nmsu.edu>]

Adam Haberlach wrote:
> 
>         I cannot seem to delete one of my entries because
> it is a "non-leaf node" even though I intentionally tagged
> everything I added below it so I could find it and delete it.
> 
>         I don't know if this is a faux-paus similar to asking
> how to get rows in the order they were inserted from a SQL
> database, but is there a search string that will give me all
> of the entries under a specific context?
> 
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Have you tried a subtree search rooted at the node you're trying to
delete. For example if your node to be deleted is "ou=ugg,o=someplace"
you might do 
ldapsearch -b"ou=ugg,o=somplace" -s subtree '(objectclass=*)'
You probably should bind as the rootdn as well.
Ian

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Ian Logan
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