Dear ldapadmin
I have to build a tree like:
o=abc,c=fr and o=dfg,c=fr and o=ghi,c=fr on the same level
OpenLDAP refuse: additional info: no global superior knowledge
I try to use a ldbm format for the database but the probleme is the same like bdb.
Is there an issue ?
<quote who="Arnaud Fileux">
Dear ldapadmin
I have to build a tree like:
o=abc,c=fr and o=dfg,c=fr and o=ghi,c=fr on the same level
OpenLDAP refuse: additional info: no global superior knowledge
I try to use a ldbm format for the database but the probleme is the same like bdb.
Is there an issue ?
which have you configured as the suffix under your database definition?
It was a misconfiguration...
It works fine with the config:
Slapd.conf database ldbm suffix "o=abc,c=fr" suffix "o=def,c=fr"
Ldiff: dn: o=abc, c=fr o:def objectclass: top objectclass: organization
dn: o=def, c=fr o:def objectclass: top objectclass: organization
Arnaud
-----Message d'origine----- De : openldap-software-bounces+afi=teamlog.com@openldap.org [mailto:openldap-software-bounces+afi=teamlog.com@openldap.org] De la part de Gavin Henry Envoyé : lundi 5 février 2007 13:57 À : openldap-software@openldap.org Objet : Re: Multiple organization
<quote who="Arnaud Fileux">
Dear ldapadmin
I have to build a tree like:
o=abc,c=fr and o=dfg,c=fr and o=ghi,c=fr on the same level
OpenLDAP refuse: additional info: no global superior knowledge
I try to use a ldbm format for the database but the probleme is the same like bdb.
Is there an issue ?
which have you configured as the suffix under your database definition?
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--On Monday, February 05, 2007 2:43 PM +0100 Arnaud Fileux afi@teamlog.com wrote:
It was a misconfiguration...
It works fine with the config:
Slapd.conf database ldbm
You know of course, that using LDBM is a really really bad idea, right?
--Quanah
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On Monday 05 February 2007 11:16, Arnaud Fileux wrote:
Dear ldapadmin
I have to build a tree like:
o=abc,c=fr and o=dfg,c=fr and o=ghi,c=fr on the same level
OpenLDAP refuse: additional info: no global superior knowledge
Well, one database can hold one suffix.
So, to hold these DNs, you have to choose the most shallow common dn, which is c=fr.
Alternatively, you can have separate databases, one for each suffix.
The final option is to use a different base dn for your database, which will be common to all of your organisations.
Which solution you use will depend on aspects like replication, index settings and possibly ACLs.
Regards, Buchan
openldap-software@openldap.org
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