Thanks David. David J Kernen wrote:
>You should check your schema and verify that: > >a) The object classes "posixAccount" and "shadowAccount" exist; >b) That the classes "top", "account", "posixAccount" and "shadowAccount" do >not contain any >REQUIRED attributes beyond "uid" and "cn" (which are the only two attributes I >see you providing to this entry); >c) Repeat step b) for the object class listed as "superior" to the classes >listed in b) above (except for top, which has no superior). Do the same for >the superior classes' superior classes until you get to "top". > >You may also want to do a printLDIF on your entry to verify that it looks the >way you expect it to. >And if you're really desperate, look in the directory daemon's "errors" log; >you will often find an error message in there that tells you exactly what's >wrong. (I know that with iplanet, the error message in the log tends to be >more useful than the generic "Object class violation" message permitted by the >LDAP standard. Can't say what openLDAP provides but we can always keep our >fingers crossed, eh?) > >Cheers, >Dave K. > > > >"Alejandro Arana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > >>Hi all, >> >>My system is Linux Red Hat 7.1 with openldap 2.0.7, Netscape SDK, >>perl-ldap and i am trying to create a user entry from perl using this >> >code: > >>... >>$entry = $conn->newEntry(); >>$dn = "uid=$uid,ou=People," . $config{base}; >>$entry->setDN ($dn); >>$entry->{objectclass} = [ "top", "account", "posixAccount", >>"shadowAccount" ]; >>$entry->addValue("uid", $uid); >>$entry->addValue("cn", "User Test"); >>$conn->add($entry); >>... >> >>and always get this error: >> >> 65:Object class violation >> >>If i change the $entry->{objectclass}= [ "top", "account", >>"posixAccount", "shadowAccount" ]; to >> >> $entry->{objectclass} = [ "top"]; >> >>the user entry is created, but i can't add attributes because the other >>object classes is not defined. >> >>Does anyone have a perl code that create a user entry in LDAP? >> >> >>Thanks >> >>Alejandro A. >> >> >> >> > >
