Attribute doesn't exist]' even when it does. Any advice?
Same problem here, only we also see it with "sambaNTPassword". I already
tried to add it to
server:custom_attrs
but it was of no avail.
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ant another pair
of eyes to look over them.
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llowed by the object classes your
entry has.
Add the new attributes to your custom object class as "may", then reload
slapd, purge caches. Everything should be as you'd expect it.
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Hello,
Mike Eggleston wrote:
> On Thu, 06 Dec 2007, Christian Marg might have said:
>> If they appear under "attributes" but not under "object classes"
>> then you haven't yet assigned them to a specific object class.
>
> I looked under the cus
list? If they
appear under "attributes" but not under "object classes" then you
haven't yet assigned them to a specific object class.
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Christian
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Mike Eggleston wrote:
> On Thu, 06 Dec 2007, Christian Marg might have said:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Mike Eggleston wrote:
>>> When I added the custom schema the first time to the objectClass
>>> attribute using phpLdapAdmin I was asked for the initial/requi
tes, phpLdapAdmin does
> not display the attribute fields.
use the "purge caches" button.
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Christian
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hat then
can be backed up. Restore is via "slapadd", after deleting leftover
DB-Files. At least thats how we do it, to avoid having to back up an
active database.
The location of the DB files is configured in the OpenLDAP Server
configuration file "slapd.conf".
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Christian
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