Dear listmember,
on RHEL4, openldap 2.3.24 Iam trying to read the schema information
using ldapsearch.
Iam using the standard schema core.schema, cosine.schema,
inetorgperson.schema and a
self made schema extension. The ldap is running happily and I set up a
refreshAndPersist
synchronisation with other ldap "slaves". The ldap is fed with around
300k entries.
When Iam trying to
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=schema -s base
"(objectclass=*)"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=schema -"(objectclass=*)"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=subschema -s base
"(objectclass=*)"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=subschema -s base
"(objectclass=*)"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=subschema "(objectclass=*)"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=subschema "+"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=subschema -s base "+"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=config -s base "+"
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b cn=config "+"
Either I get "no such object", for "cn=schema" (which is probably ok),
or an empty
result for example with "cn=subschema". Using cn=config as the base,
show an "insufficient access".
Searching my schema information in cn=subschema should imho be correct,
because a
ldapsearch -D"mymanager-dn" -x -w mypass -b o=myroot subschemasubentry
-s base
shows:
dn: o=myroot
subschemaSubentry: cn=Subschema
What am I doing wrong??
Thanks alot in advance!!
Regards,
Daniel
