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Re: ldapadd: no attributes...... PROBLEM SOLVED!THANKS
I forgot to cut and paste the "myldif1.ldif" file. I did actually
have entries but there was a missing "dn: o=my company, c=JP".
My database is populated now! Thanks heaps.
Kristina
At 00:55 99/11/09 -0500, you wrote:
> > I have corrected the options -d to -D and removed -W.
> you'll want to have at least -w [password here]
>
> > Here are the full details.
> > Can someone tell me what could be causing the error below:
> >
> > ***********:
> >
> > My "myslapd.conf" file used to start SLAPD has the following entries:
> >
> > suffix "o=company, c=JP"
> > directory /usr/local/LDBM
> > rootdn "cn=root, o=company, c=JP"
> > password password
> >
> > My "ldap.conf" looks like this:
> > base o=company, c=JP
> > host ldaptest
> >
> > My "myldif .ldif" file looks like this:
> >
> >
> > AT THE COMMAND:
> > ldapadd -D "cn=root, o=company, c=JP" < myldif.ldif
> >
> > I GET THE FOLLOWING ERROR:
> > ldapadd: no attributes to change or add (entry Segmentation Fault
> > (core dumped)
>
> umm.
>
> your ldif file is empty.
> that is typically a bad thing.
>
> try to populate the ldif then add it.
>
> like maybe with:
> -----------------------------------
> dn: o=company, c=JP
> o: My Company in Japan
> objectclass: organization
> ----------------------------------
>
> try and add that.
>
>
> -sv
>