this is not what i want..
what i did then was to try to create another ldbm
database.. i.e. dc=dino,dc=com... for testing purposes
i did this by modifing the slapd.conf, and
restarting slapd. but when i do an ldapsearch it only finds the
dc=my-domain,dc=com tree...
how do i get rid of this tree? or create a
new tree? i've read the openldap administrator's guide. but it only tells me
so much...
Se the top message. Also: Get padl.com's migrationtools
and do migrate_all_offline (READ THE README
FIRST)
.Is there easier documentation on schema
specification or how to interprete scheme files... I want to know how cn
attribute is defined etc.. so that i can actually use ldap to hold an address
book. but so far i don't understand the index attribute configuraion in
chapter 7 of the openldap admin. guide.
in there it states
index cn,sn, uid
nidex objectClass pres, eq
but what do these two lines mean?
Database indexes. The fields that the ldapdatabase indexes
are much quicker to find and retrieve than the ones that are not
indexed.
and in 7.2 it describes how to create a atabase
off-line but what is the slapd database tool used to do this? it says it is
described below but where below?
What
version are you using? What os?
oh and here is another index example i dont
understand:
index cn,sn,uid pres, eq, approx
index objectClass eq
it says these two lines create presense,equality
and approximate indexes for the cn, sn, and uid attributes and an equality
index for the objectClass attribute. . but what does this mean?
any help is appreciated. thanks again
Se higher up for indexes. I'm not an expert my self, but this is
some of the hints.
To the list: If you want to do samba - ldap
integration, the best place to look is samba-tng. It's currently in alpha
state, but neverthe less :)