Re: "no such object"

[Prasad HS <prasad@krdl.org.sg>]

Hello there,

I was getting the same error first time, when I setup OpenLdap on my
Solaris 2.5.1 . Later I found that all the problems were in the
configuration . I followed exactly what the example is given on openldap
web site under FAQ-o-matic . It is

http://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/104.html

you too try this out just by replacing o=YOUR ORGANIZATION,c=XX with
appropriate substitutions .

It should work. I don't think anybody would really need to go the level of
debugging with 'truss' etc.

Good Luck

P

On Thu, May 06, 1999 at 10:44:22AM -0300, Walcir Fontanini-ADM- wrote:
> Samson Bisaro wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > i use openldap on linux mandrake 5.3
> > I had modify 'slapd.conf', 'ldap.conf', 'ud.conf' and create a simple
> > base,
> > I had stop slapd, convert my ldif file with :
> > "ldif2ldbm -i my_ldif_file -f /etc/slapd.conf"
> > and finally restart slapd.
> > But when i use : ldapsearch -b 'o=etudiants.uhp.fr' 'cn=mickey*',
> > i get the message "no such object"
> > Anyone could help me please.
> > I give you also the files slapd.conf, ldap.conf, ud.conf and my ldif
> > file
> > Thanks
> > --
> > ---------------------------------
> > |        Samson BISARO          |
> 
> The problem Samsom described here is very close to my own problem that I have
> already
> posted to this mailing-list. So I thinking if there is a way to know what
> database slapd "really" loaded. I tried several debugging options even truss
> (Solaris) but I did not get a clue....
> 
> -walcir
> 

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