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Couple things I see.
LDAP_ADD_S (all
of the LDAP calls) return a ULONG, not an INT. (assuming microsoft header
library, other OS/Libs mileage may vary)
What is the value of location? I assume "test"? You
shouldn't have different values for the name of the OU and the cn of the OU.
This can cause quite a bit of confusion as many equate cn and name in the
Microsoft world.
cnmod.mod_type should be set to "cn", not "ou". This is
almost certainly generating your x22.
objectclass values should be ok with just
organizationalUnit, shouldn't need to specify top as well.
For consistency your ocmod.mod_op should be set to
LDAP_MOD_ADD instead of 0.
joe
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Harpreet_Kapoor Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 3:34 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [ActiveDir] Creating an OU in ADAM Hi
guys, I am trying to create an OU named
“test” in ADAM under the root dc=abcd,dc=com. For this ,I wrote the following code
: LDAPMod cnmod,
ocmod; LDAPMod
*mods[3]; char *cnvals[2],
*ocvals[3]; cnvals[0] =
location; cnvals[1] =
NULL; cnmod.mod_op =
LDAP_MOD_ADD; cnmod.mod_type =
"ou"; cnmod.mod_values
= cnvals;
ocvals[0]="organizationalUnit";
ocvals[1]="top";
ocvals[2]=NULL; ocmod.mod_op =
0; ocmod.mod_type =
"objectclass"; ocmod.mod_values
= ocvals; mods[0] =
&cnmod; mods[1] =
&ocmod; mods[2] =
NULL; char *entry =
"ou=test,dc=abcd,dc=com"; int error =
ldap_add_s(ld, entry, mods ); The error code returned is 34 or
0x22 which means that the “distinguished name has an invalid
syntax”. Do I not need to give in “entry” the
string containing the entry to add? What is wrong with this code
? Thanks, Harry |
- [ActiveDir] Creating an OU in ADAM Harpreet_Kapoor
- Re:[ActiveDir] Creating an OU in ADAM joe
- Re:[ActiveDir] Creating an OU in ADAM Flight, L.
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