Hello
The native Solaris 9 LDAP commands (installed in /usr/bin) are different
than the OpenLDAP commands (usually installed in /usr/local/bin).
Basically, there are less options (-x there aren´t). If you had installed
OpenLDAP, then change your PATH order to search /usr/local/bin before than
/usr/bin or - I was made it - rename the ldap native commands.
Best regards
"Beye, Matthias (
VIAsolution)" To: openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org
<Matthias.Beye@Rolls-Royc cc:
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26/08/2003 10:55
Hello,
I've got a question about the -x option behind the ldapcommands. I use 2
different Workstations to test OpenLDAP. On my Sun with Solaris 9 I can't
use it but on my Redhat 9 PC box it works. Did I forgot something at
configure, a option?
Greetings Matthias
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