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RE: invalid credentials
Vadiraj,
Two questions:
Did you add the rootpw in your configuration file ?
Why do you add the entry "cn=manager,c=in" ?
You should add first the root entry, i.e. the one with the suffix "c=in",
but it seems strange to me that you will install a directory for the whole
domain "in", it would be normal to create a domain "o=myEnterprise, c=in"
or "dc=myEnterprise, dc=in"
In order to understand better what's going on launch the slapd daemon with
-d 10 , look at the output and launch in another window the command:
ldapmodify -D "cn=manager,c=in" -W
Be however sure to use the commands you installed. Sometimes the OS is
shipped with ldap, therefore it happens that you use a different ldap tool
you are thinking to use.
Hope this helps
Best
Reinhard
-----Original Message-----
From: Vadiraj C S [mailto:vadiraj@mail.cyberneme.com]
Sent: mercoledì 7 gennaio 2004 13.51
To: openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org
Subject: invalid credentials
Hello Everyone!!
I just installed openldap on my system running RH7.1 when I try to add an
entry to the LDAP server I get invalid credentials error. what could be the
error.
I did the these things before I did ldapadd
included core.schema and inetorgperson.scheam to slapd.conf
suffix "c=in"
rootdn "cn=manager,c=in"
I did ldapadd now with ldif file containing
dn: cn=manager, c=in
cn: manager
objectclass: person
$ldapadd -f <ldif file> -D "cn=manager,c=in" -w <passwd> -x
this throws ldap_bin invalid credentials..
where do you think I;ve done a mistake, please Help me in this,
Thanks in Advance
--
Regards
Vadiraj C S