Hello Peter,
I don't have a natty chroot any more, but as far back as precise,
preseeding slapd/domain does set the suffix of the default DIT, and
there is a debconf prompt for it too, at medium priority.
Marking the bug fixed, but please correct me if you meant something
different.
** Changed in: openldap (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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default DIT suffix should be definable by user (debconf/preseed)
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