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Hello,
I'm trying to create a directory of the following
hierarchy:
tlsus.com --> employees -- > wes
quinn
Here is a copy of my ldif that I was using to
create a new directory structure using the ldapadd binary:
dn: dc=tlsus, dc=com
objectclass: top o: tlsus.com dn: ou=Employees, dc=tlsus, dc=com objectclass: organization objectclass: organizationalUnit ou: Employees dn: cn=Wes Quinn, ou=Employees, dc=tlsus,
dc=com
objectclass: top objectclass: organization objectclass: organizationalUnit objectclass: organizationalPerson uid: wquinn cn: Wes Quinn sn: Quinn givenname: Wes telephonenumber: 919-906-0002 title: Senior Software Engineer mail: wquinn@tls-us.com The first 2 sections get created fine, but the
third one gives me the following error:
Enter LDAP Password:
adding new entry "cn=Wes Quinn, ou=Employees, dc=tlsus, dc=com" ldap_add: Object class violation additional info: missing required attribute ldif_record() = 65
Does someone know what attribute I am missing and
where I can find a description of the organizatonalPerson schema that is up to
date?
I tried going to http://ldap.hklc.com/ and
these schemas differ greatly from some books that I have (that are probably
outdated by now) and I can't get a simple example to work with either
one.
Also, is there a way to use the ldapsearch binary
or some other binary to display the directory structure without entering
any data?
Tnx,
Wes Quinn
TransLogic Systems, Inc.
Apex, NC
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