ok, it work now. it was a failure in the ldif file. i have created it with ldapcat and this is not the right format to import it. i have simple download the JXPlorer from http://pegacat.com/jxplorer/ and said he should make a export of my ldap. this file i can import on bsd ;-)
thanks all markus Am Montag, 6. Juni 2005 18:40 schrieben Sie: > --On 06 June 2005 17:08 +0200, Markus Markert wrote: > > "ou=SharedFolder,ou=OxObjects,dc=suchtreffer,dc=de" (00000015) added: > > > > "ou=imapServer,ou=AvailableServers,ou=AdminObjects,ou=OxObjects,dc=su > > chtreffer,dc=de" (00000016) added: > > > > "domainName=suchtreffer.de,ou=DNSObjects,ou=AdminObjects,ou=OxObjects > > ,dc=suchtreffer,dc=de" (00000017) added: > > > > "ou=groupwareServer,ou=AvailableServers,ou=AdminObjects,ou=OxObjects, > > dc=suchtreffer,dc=de" (00000018) slapadd: could not parse entry > > (line=421) > > > > "ou=addr,uid=markert,ou=Users,ou=OxObjects,dc=suchtreffer,dc=de" > > (00000019) slapadd: could not parse entry (line=477) > > Check what's different between the entries which worked, and those > which didn't (i.e. the block of lines between the DN and the line in > which the error reported). > > Perhaps there's a difference in the schema between the two boxes, such > that an attribute on the linux box isn't allowed on the OpenBSD one. > > If it is a schema problem, you may think of bypassing it by turning off > schema-checking, but that's not a good idea, you really should fix the > data or the schema (otherwise, well: you've just seen what usually > happens ..!). > > I think you probably *do* want the blank lines, though I could be > wrong, it's a while since I touched ldap. > > In case you didn't think of it (though you probably did...): when you > do get it working, it would make sense to document what steps you had > to take in a file stored alongside the backup ldif...
