Michael Ströder wrote:
Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
b) Since cn=config is simply a tree, you could have your cn=config in
git, commit your changes there, and use a tool like ldapdiff to create
changesets to apply programatically.
So instead of writing a single file (in one FS transaction) after letting
slaptest check it I have to write several files (multiple FS operations), diff
that and then apply multiple LDAP operations.
slapcat -b cn=config -> 1 LDIF file.
P.S.: The day slapd.conf option is dropped from slapd I should start writing
my own LDAP server. ;-)
You better get started now, if you want it to be ready to use by then.
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