Hello,
I am setting up LDAP and I wonder if my sense of laying out my directory is possible to realize.
For each of our users, we need (_objectClass_): - _inetOrgPerson_ (obv.) - PAM login, _posixAccount_ - automounter information for her home: _automount_ - samba account for Windows: _sambaSamAccount_
My rationale was that I put all these objectClasses into a single object. This is not possible, as several of them are structural.
Next thing I tried is to create a new objectClass that has these as superiors. Also not possible: slapd silently refuses to start, when this is included in my schema file:
objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.4.1.693.10.2.2 NAME 'lmeStudent' DESC 'Student working at LME.' SUP (inetOrgPerson $ sambaSamAccount) STRUCTURAL )
Whereas it starts up fine with:
objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.4.1.693.10.2.2 NAME 'lmeStudent' DESC 'Student working at LME.' SUP inetOrgPerson STRUCTURAL )
What is holding slapd from accepting my schema?
Johannes
Hello,
I am setting up LDAP and I wonder if my sense of laying out my directory is possible to realize.
For each of our users, we need (_objectClass_):
- _inetOrgPerson_ (obv.)
- PAM login, _posixAccount_
- automounter information for her home: _automount_
- samba account for Windows: _sambaSamAccount_
My rationale was that I put all these objectClasses into a single object. This is not possible, as several of them are structural.
Next thing I tried is to create a new objectClass that has these as superiors. Also not possible: slapd silently refuses to start, when this is included in my schema file:
objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.4.1.693.10.2.2 NAME 'lmeStudent' DESC 'Student working at LME.' SUP (inetOrgPerson $ sambaSamAccount) STRUCTURAL )
slapd never silently refuses to start. Try to start it manually with -dconfig.
p.
Whereas it starts up fine with:
objectclass ( 1.3.6.1.4.1.693.10.2.2 NAME 'lmeStudent' DESC 'Student working at LME.' SUP inetOrgPerson STRUCTURAL )
What is holding slapd from accepting my schema?
Johannes
openldap-technical@openldap.org