Hi John, thanx for the program. The only problem I have to solve after I got the LDIF export from Mozilla is to find the schema that supports the objectclass "mozillaAbPersonObsolete". I found something under: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=91656&action=view ...but that does not contain the class I need. Is there an offical link to the Mozilla schema?
Thanx, Andr� John Marmion wrote: > Hi Andre, > > Mozilla is a read-only ldap client. You can > enter them in manually or create an ldif file > and import them. Or use a UI with an ldap client > with edit permissions e.g. > > http://www.iit.edu/~gawojar/ldap > > john. > > > >>I'm using Mozilla 1.1 and OpenLDAP on my server. >>I finally managed to set up an LDAP-Server, added a directory wit my >>name and two addresses belonign to the name. >>I set up the addressbook under Mozilla to use the LDAP-Directory and it >>finds the two adresse I added to it. >>Now my question: >>How can I setup Mozilla to add new adresses to the LDAP-Directory. >>I searched all over the place and found something under: >>http://developer.netscape.com/docs/manuals/communicator/ldap45.htm >>but entries like: >>pref ("ldap_2.servers.<myserver>.auth.enabled", true); >>pref ("ldap_2.servers.<myserver>.auth.savePassword", false); >>pref ("ldap_2.servers.<myserver>.auth.dn", "cn=Andre Weidemann,dc=hs18"); >>pref ("ldap_2.servers.<myserver>.auth.password", "<mypasswd>"); >>pref ("ldap_2.servers.<myserver>.attributes.auth", >>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]:mail"); >>Did not have any effect. In fact I'm never even prompted for a password :-(. >>Is there any solution or will I have to enter all my 100-150 entries by >>hand using "ldapadd" on the command line? >> >>Thanx a lot in advance, >> Andr�. >> >> > > > > >
