Re: command line commands

2016-03-04 Thread Emmanuel Lécharny 
Le 04/03/16 18:25, brock samson a écrit :
> actually i am running in windows. and i obviously cannot run those commands 
> directly from command line without referencing their definition from some 
> location. do they perhaps reside within the apacheds-service-2.0.0-m17.jar?

I'm sorry, we don't offer any ldap command line client. We had it a long
time ago, but we stopped supporting it.

You probably will have to install the Windows version of Openldap that
should offer the ldapsearch... command line
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/openldapwindows/)

Re: command line commands

2016-03-04 Thread brock samson 
actually i am running in windows. and i obviously cannot run those commands 
directly from command line without referencing their definition from some 
location. do they perhaps reside within the apacheds-service-2.0.0-m17.jar?


From: Emmanuel Lécharny 
Sent: Friday, March 4, 2016 3:37 AM
To: users@directory.apache.org
Subject: Re: command line commands

Le 03/03/16 23:39, brock samson a écrit :
> i am running apacheds 2-m17, and i am trying to run command line commands 
> such as ldapdelete, ldapadd, etc. how do i go about making those command run 
> properly from my command line? do i need to set something into the PATH 
> variable, or reference some directory where file(s) representing those 
> command actually reside? thanks.
>
>
I don't know which system you are riunning on. Assuming it's a unix box,
you will get some info on
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LDAP-HOWTO/utilities.html, but there are many
other places you can find some instructions.

Re: command line commands

2016-03-04 Thread Emmanuel Lécharny 
Le 03/03/16 23:39, brock samson a écrit :
> i am running apacheds 2-m17, and i am trying to run command line commands 
> such as ldapdelete, ldapadd, etc. how do i go about making those command run 
> properly from my command line? do i need to set something into the PATH 
> variable, or reference some directory where file(s) representing those 
> command actually reside? thanks.
>
>
I don't know which system you are riunning on. Assuming it's a unix box,
you will get some info on
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LDAP-HOWTO/utilities.html, but there are many
other places you can find some instructions.