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On Thu, 2005-03-24 at 09:20 -0800, Howard Chu wrote:
>>Given the absence of docs, and having read
>>
>>
>The 2.3 manpages are up to date in the distribution. The (preliminary)
>2.3 Admin Guide is also up to date.
>http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin23/
Excellent.
>>which exits:
>>
>>slapadd: context entry is missing
>>
>That error message indicates that the entry for the database suffix is
>missing..
>
Could this be because we're running the OpenLDAP server 'rootless'? The
migration of several organisational trees into a single ldap server is
required whilst we migrate to a New World Order. This keep old (and
outside of our control) business functions operating, whilst new
development (and the replacement business functions) are brought
on-line. This 'feature' is something we're heavily relying on for our
migration plans.
Does replication and this rootless-ness form an unsupported case?
Thanks again.
>
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Rob Fielding
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