--On Tuesday, December 05, 2006 1:51 PM -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is an ldif file from the mailserver created using slapcat. Iremoved the spaces becauses slapadd complained about each one. Evenwith slapadd -c -l. Slapd.conf on mailserver has several indices thatI dont have on the new version.
I've never seen slapcat create comments in a file. It really does not look like a slapcat generated file at all. And again, removing the spaces invalidates it as an LDIF file.
/etc/openldap/slapd.conf: line 107: unknown directive "write" insidebackend database definition (ignored)
Line 107 or so of your slapd.conf has an error in the ACL lines, I'm guessing.
backend_startup: starting "ou=people,dc=harrisonburg,dc=k12,dc=va,dc=us" => ldbm_cache_open( "id2entry.dbb", 73, 600 ) <= ldbm_cache_open (opened 0) => str2entry: "version: 2 " <= str2entry: str2ad(version): attribute type undefined
The entry being added references an attribute not found in your server's loaded schema. This would indicate a typo or a missing schema file that should be included.
Also the old server is using ldbm, has been for 5 years with nodatabase corruption. Can I safely change the new version?
The wonderful thing about LDBM, is that if it corrupts your data, you won't know. Yes, it is safe to migrate to the new version.
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