--On June 19, 2007 2:19:11 PM -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your comments and your time. The problem is not processing Windows ldif files because I can load the basic database structure from an ldif file without any problems. I'm beginning to think it is something in the schema definitions that's the problem. OpenLDAP changed the schemas between the two versions I'm using, and I always seem to have an error on inetOrgPerson and account no matter how I use them. I've posted this question on the OpenLDAP forum, as it may be related to how I've set up the config for this particular server. Thanks again for your help, it's most interesting to see that you can load what I can't. It points to the problem being something other than the ldif file itself.
It must be something besides OpenLDAP 2.3, too, since that was with OpenLDAP 2.3.35. And I seriously doubt OpenLDAP changed the schemas for those particular objectClasses between 2.2 and 2.3, since they are RFC standardized, but you could always use diff to ensure that...
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