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ldapsearch with backend-LDAP
- To: openldap-software <openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org>
- Subject: ldapsearch with backend-LDAP
- From: Forrest Gump <forrest1777@yahoo.com.br>
- Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 16:36:52 -0300 (ART)
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Hi all!!!
i,ve been doing some tests with ldapsearch on a distributed directory having two partitions, for
example: "dc=br" and "ou=bsa,dc=br"
the partition "ou=bsa,dc=br" has a backend LDAP to partition "dc=br" and when i peform a search
from partition "ou=bsa,dc=br" with the scope from "dc=br" the search returns all the objects from
the both partition ( according with the man page slapd-ldap(5) ) and shows the objects of a
inferior partition if it has, but... when i do the search on "dc=br" from itself its only shows
its own objects, if does exist a inferior partition it dont show, why does it happens??? wasn't it
supose to show all the objects below???
the command i've used to partition "ou=bsa,dc=br" is: ldapsearch -x -b "ou=bsa,dc=br"
the openldap version i am using is openldap-2.2.13
thx a lot for any help!!! :P
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