At Wednesday, 27-03-02 13:13 (+1100), Matthew Palmer wrote: >Argh! Newlines were invented for a reason, dammit! > >On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Matt Hyne wrote: > >> If I get the name of afailed attribute (eg objectClass 'mailRecipient') >> and search the schemas for this I get no result - so it looks like RH have >> packaged the migration tools without including the proper schemas. > >Schemas are defined by your LDAP server, not the application. > >> Anyone had any luck with using the (padl) migration tools and can offer >> their advice ? > >Either turn off schema checking or include the files which define the >appropriate schemas. Files containing schemas (is the correct plural >schema?) usually end in .schema (and are in /etc/ldap/schema on my Debian >system, but YMMV).
Yep - except that the schema files for the attribute types used by the PADL migration tools are not included in the RH LDAP distribution - doh ! Anyway, I have hacked the migration scripts to remove the unknown attributes and the database build ok. The only problem I have now is getting pam_ldap to access the LDAP database. It tells me it cannot connect when I try to authenticate via LDAP. I believe this must be something to do with /etc/ldap.conf or /etc/openldap/ldap.conf but I don't know which one yet. Matt -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
