Re: ldapadd question

[Tod Thomas <tthomas@chubb.com>]

Found the problem, its between my ears.  The replica line removal would have worked
but the user account I was running the script under didn't have all of the
authorities necessary.  Strange error message, but garbage in garbage out I
suppose.

Thanks again - Tod

Randy Kunkee wrote:

> > Thanks for the response.
> >
> > Gave that a shot now I'm getting "LDAP host/port does not match replica:
> > lines" message.  As I remember this is why I had the replica lines in the
> > first place because Openldap was complaining when they weren't there.  I took
> > a look at my Netscape slapd.conf and don't have any replication lines in
> > there.  Any ideas ?
> >
> > Thanks - Tod
> >
> >
> > > Get rid of the replica and time lines.  You can also generate a single
> > > file, and pass it to ldapmodify, as it will handle deletes, adds, and
> > > updates.  This will simplify your file generation and make your tool
> > > standard such that Netscape Directory Server should take it.
> > >
> > > Randy
> >
> >
>
> Well, you can use ldapmodify -F -- that will make it ignore the replica
> lines if they are there, but ldapmodify certainly does not require them.
>
> It's the input to ldapmodify that matters, not what's in slapd.conf.
> That's where the replica lines are that you need to get rid of.
>
> You *are* using ldapmodify, and not slurpd (in one-shot mode), right?
>
> Randy