Mike Jackson wrote: > > Quoting Michael StrÃder <michael@stroeder.com>: > >> When using slapadd to fully load cn=config you have to stop your slapd during >> that. So this is definitely *not* how cn=config is supposed to be operated. >> Also when mucking directly with the LDIF you loose slapd's capability of input >> validation. > > Please read my post more carefully and understand it before commenting. > > Slapd has never been started at this point so there's nothing to stop. It > doesn't have any configuration at all. I don't muck with the LDIF, I generate > it. If you take a little time to study the cn=config entries, you'll see that > it's not exactly rocket science to write or generate your own. Be assured that I did study cn=config schema in depth. > The only real > concern is that the attribute names or something change over time and I have > to adapt my template, in other words it's not declared as a public interface > but it really should be. You can even keep it in git (my template is certainly > in git). *You* clearly don't understand what the discussion is all about. And you're arguing with contradictions. Ciao, Michael.
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