>>>>> Michael Ströder <mich...@...> writes: >>>>> Ivan Shmakov wrote: >>>>> Andrew Findlay <andrew.find...@...> writes:
[...] >>> For example, CMU has one: >>> ldapsearch -x -H ldap://ldap.andrew.cmu.edu/ -b 'dc=cmu,dc=edu' sn=howes >> ... >> dn: guid=00000000-0000-1000-75E3-0800207F02E6,ou=person,dc=cmu,dc=edu >> objectClass: cmuPerson >> ... >> cmuAccount: uid=khowes,ou=Account,dc=andrew,dc=cmu,dc=edu >> ... >> Wow, nice. I certainly like this ``one entry per person plus one >> entry per each account he or she has'' approach. >> I wonder, could I obtain the respective objectClass: definitions >> from the same server, or do I need to Google for them instead? >> Actually, I'd be glad to reuse this schema (if possible.) > http://demo.web2ldap.de:1760/web2ldap?ldap://ldap.andrew.cmu.edu/uid=khowes,ou=Account,dc=andrew,dc=cmu,dc=edu??base > » indicates that you directly jump into the schema browser. Be > patient! This demo runs on a system with only a slow DSL uplink. Also > this demo is brand new code probably choking sometimes. I'll watch > the exception dripping into the log. ;-) Apparently, what I was looking for was at: http://demo.web2ldap.de:1760/web2ldap/read/?ldap://ldap.andrew.cmu.edu/cn=Subschema??base or: $ ldapsearch -x -H ldap://ldap.andrew.cmu.edu/ \ -b cn=Subschema -s base '(objectClass=subschema)' \ attributeTypes ldapSyntaxes matchingRule matchingRuleUse objectClasses -- FSF associate member #7257
