If I interpret the core.schema correctly, it appears that a "person" (one of your desired objectClass) must have both 'cn' and 'sn' (surname) attributes. "Turenne, Eric" wrote: > > Just experimenting with openldap (2.0.11) and trying set-up mail records. > > Ist I "initialize" the database > > [root@sen libexec]# ldapadd -f /tmp/initldap -w secret -D 'cn=Staff, dc=bc, > dc=com' > adding new entry "dc=bc,dc=com" > > adding new entry "cn=Staff,dc=bc,dc=com" > > 2nd : I want to add mail record and i get : > > [root@sen libexec]# ldapadd -f /tmp/inFILE-ldap -w secret -D 'cn=Staff, > dc=bc, dc=com' > adding new entry "cn=Barbara J Jensen,cn=Staff, dc=bc, dc=com" > ldap_add: Object class violation > additional info: missing required attribute > > ldif_record() = 65 > > Here's my LDIF file : > > dn: cn=Barbara J Jensen,cn=Staff, dc=bc, dc=com > cn: Barbara J Jensen > cn: Babs Jensen > objectClass: top > objectClass: person > objectClass: InetOrgPerson > mail: bab@bc.com > > Could you tell me what's wrong? Could not find anything relevant in the doc. > > TIA > > (NEWBIE) Eric -- - Don Buchholz <buchholz@easystreet.com> - TrueDisk, 7431 NW Evergreen Pkwy - #110, Hillsboro, OR 97124 - voice: 503/615-0888 x266 FAX: 503/640-3365
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