Hi Kedar,
Don't use ldapadd, make your LDIF and use ldif2ldbm to populate your
database.
Another possibility is to use the tools in
/usr/share/openldap/migration-tools/
(in RH) to populate your database.
Regards,
-- Raju
>>>>> "Kedar" == Kedar Patankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kedar> Hi all, Can anybody point me to some kind of tutorial to
Kedar> setting up a plain email addressbook using openldap? I have
Kedar> been through ldap documentation shipped with RH6.1/2,
Kedar> quickstart guide on openldap.org and a google search on
Kedar> "ldap tutorial addressbook configuration". I tried
Kedar> following the quickstart guide (which I found to be closest
Kedar> to what I was looking for), but unfortunately the ldapadd
Kedar> thing to populate the DB fails - I have made sure my slapd
Kedar> is running. I basically want to have a simple ldap based
Kedar> email addressbook, that can be accessed using
Kedar> outlook/netscape-mail etc.
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