I am having a problem with an application and when I save, I am given this error in the logs...
Mar 7 20:57:22 srv slapd[14570]: conn=1109156 op=4 MOD attr=sambaLogonScript sambaProfilePath cn uidNumber sambaPrimaryGroupSID sambaAcctFlags gecos userPassword sambaLMPassword uid sambaHomePath homeDirectory description objectClass gidNumber sambaDomainName gn sambaSID sambaNTPassword sambaHomeDrive sn mailLocalAddress calFBURL loginShell Mar 7 20:57:22 srv slapd[14570]: conn=1109156 op=4 RESULT tag=103 err=21 text=objectClass: value #7 invalid per syntax
Does 'value #7' mean the 7th item in the MOD attr list in the line above... 1 sambaLogonScript 2 sambaProfilePath 3 cn 4 uidNumber 5 sambaPrimaryGroupSID 6 sambaAcctFlags 7 gecos
Does this mean that there is something invalid in the gecos attribute?
If not, I am logging at level 256, is there a logging level that would make this obvious to me?
Craig
Craig White wrote:
I am having a problem with an application and when I save, I am given this error in the logs...
Mar 7 20:57:22 srv slapd[14570]: conn=1109156 op=4 MOD attr=sambaLogonScript sambaProfilePath cn uidNumber sambaPrimaryGroupSID sambaAcctFlags gecos userPassword sambaLMPassword uid sambaHomePath homeDirectory description objectClass gidNumber sambaDomainName gn sambaSID sambaNTPassword sambaHomeDrive sn mailLocalAddress calFBURL loginShell Mar 7 20:57:22 srv slapd[14570]: conn=1109156 op=4 RESULT tag=103 err=21 text=objectClass: value #7 invalid per syntax
Does 'value #7' mean the 7th item in the MOD attr list in the line above...
"objectClass: value #7" means that value of the objectClass attribute. Values are numbered starting from zero, so this would actually be the 8th value.
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