Re: ldif

[Azeddine BOUKAIOU <boukaze@yahoo.com>]

Hi all,

have you created  your database yet?
if no, you must first use:

   ldif2ldbm -i <your file>.ldif

this command will create your *.dbb files, but you
must add with your racine, the administrator of your
database like this :

dn: dc=com
objectclass: top
objectclass: dcObject
dc: com

dn:cn=admin,dc=com
cn:admin
objectclass:organizationalRole

and after that, you can use ldapadd to use other
entries.

hope this will helps
Azeddine   

--- Dane Foster <dfoster@equitytg.com> wrote:
> Hello all.  I've finally got OpenLDAP 2.0.15 up and
> running.  I even got it
> to accept my schema by rewriting the schema on
> Linux.  It appears the
> original problem was the end of line characters that
> Windows uses aren't
> compatible.  Anyway, I've now moved on to getting
> data into the directory
> which isn't working.  I'm taking it slowly so I'm
> entering one entry at a
> time and I can't get pass the first entry.
> <snip>
> dn: dc=com
> objectclass: top
> objectclass: dcObject
> dc: com
> </snip>
> 
> I get the following error when I used ldapadd to add
> the above entry to the
> directory:
> <error>
> adding new entry "dc=com"
> ldap_add: No such object
> 
> ldif_record() = 32
> </error>
> 
> I know the error has nothing to do with the end of
> line character because
> I've created the LDIF file using gnu emacs on linux.
>  Does anyone know why
> this is happening?  Thanx.
> 
> Dane Foster
> Equity Technology Group, Inc
> http://www.equitytg.com.
> 954.360.9800
> 


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