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<0> blah- I get "ldap_add: Undefined attribute type (17) | additional info: dn: attribute type undefined" when trying to ldapadd my ldif
<1> Hi
<1> My db is corrupted, and though I have a ldif, I'd like to recover it
<2> what type of ldap server?
<1> Trying with db4.2_recover -h /path/to/db returns lots of error
<1> JoBbZ: openldap in debian sarge
<2> schemaecheck off should never have been allowed. it is a horrible thing to do to people.
<2> omgs: what type of errors?
<1> Last line is "db_recover: PANIC: fatal region error detected; run recovery
<1> And previously lots of "db_recover: PANIC: fatal region error detected; run recovery"
<1> Sorry, the last line is "db_recover: DB_ENV->open: DB_RUNRECOVERY: Fatal error, run database recovery"
<2> is slapd running?
<1> No, I stopped it
<2> okay, well, that's good. you certain your slapd is linked agianst bdb 4.2?
<1> I use the one with the distro
<1> But I get a strange thing using netstat:
<1> tcp6 0 0 ::ffff:192.168.1.:32798 ::ffff:192.168.1.3:389 ESTABLISHED
<1> So there's something already running somewhere (and I don't use ipv6)
<2> sounds like there's a slapd running
<1> ok, killed, it was a client connection
<1> The first two lines of db_recover:
<1> db_recover: DB_LOGC->get: log record LSN 1/2506287: checksum mismatch
<1> db_recover: DB_LOGC->get: catastrophic recovery may be required
<2> oh, well, that's bad
<2> sounds like a log file got corrupted
<1> I have a sync in read-only mode with another server
<1> I mean, this is the mean, and the other might be trying to sync when the time comes
<1> "this is the main"
<2> you are using syncrepl replication, and the other server may try to sync with this one, is what you are saying?
<1> Well, I'm going to try to dump the ldif
<2> ;)
<2> I'd dump the LDIF from the other server
<2> and load it into this one. ;)
<1> Yes, I'm going to do so
<1> ok, restored
<2> :)
<2> it is bad that a log file got corrupted
<2> that shouldn't happen.. i haven't seen that happen on any of my systems ever
<2> be back in a few, gotta reboot
<3> hello
<0> blah- I get "ldap_add: Undefined attribute type (17) | additional info: dn: attribute type undefined" when trying to ldapadd my ldif
<0> | represents \n, btw
<0> anybody have a clue what that error message means?
<2> i just joined, what is the error message? ;)
<1> robert_: I guess your ldif (or whatever) is using an attribute not included in your schema
<3> what all attributes are you tring to define ?
<0> omgs: okay, http://rafb.net/paste/results/TT9waH15.html
<0> wick2o: http://rafb.net/paste/results/TT9waH15.html
<0> anything you can see?
<2> i still don't see what error you are saying you got
<2> so really can't comment. ;)
<1> robert_: I guess the "o=..." line is wrong there
<1> try removing line 4 and see what happens
<0> ok
<0> heh
<0> omgs: it's complaining about dn=
<0> JoBbZ: "ldap_add: Undefined attribute type (17) | additional info: dn: attribute type undefined"
<1> robert_: yes, because the dn doesn't exist because of something, surely the improper "o" attribute
<0> ah
<1> I might be wrong, so try also raising the debug level
<0> how do I do that?
<0> omgs: it's still doing it
<1> I'm taking a look at a diff, and I'm not sure if the order of the attributes in the record matters
<1> In the first record, move the "dc" right after the dn, and the "o" to the end
<0> aha
<0> it's the second dn= that's the problem
<1> Try adding "objectcl***: top"
<0> hey, omgs- can I (later) ***ign users' I've created
<0> er
<0> hey, omgs- can I (later) ***ign network accounts I've created login shells?
<0> cos I dunno how to populate that field
<1> I suggest to use a tool like phpldapadmin or ldap browser for helping to know why some things happen (or not)
<0> yeah- that's what I'm using(phpLDAPAdmin)
<4> I'm not very good at looking through schema code. Could someone help me figure out why qmail.schema keeps spitting out "Inconsistent duplicate attributeType: "mailHost" I have the full error along with the schema here: http://rafb.net/paste/results/1bP3d618.html Thanks in advance
<3> access to * by * write
<3> thats SHOULD allow everyone to write to anything correct?
<3> however it doesnt work when using GQ
<3> any suggestions?
<5> wick2o: ACLs are evaluated from the top down and the first match wins. Is that your first rule?
<5> enable the appropriate level of logging in slapd.conf, restart slapd, bind with gq. the log should reveal which rule matched and why (***uming the appropriate logging config).
<0> okay
<0> I want my local box to authenticate against LDAP- how do I do it? :/
<6> hm. someone posted this url the day before yesterday. there is a description how to configure a client
<6> http://enterprise.linux.com/enterprise/05/09/15/1930256.shtml?tid=129
<0> yay
<7> hello
<8> oooo hello\
<8> before I speel questions, is anyone here?
<8> I need to unify logins for my linux network
<9> ask, and wait
<8> meh ok
<8> can ldap solve my uid problem between linux workstations?
<9> well.. yes
<9> typically, you have normal users in ldap, and system-accounts in /etc/p***wd..
<8> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LDAP-HOWTO.html dosn't say how to set up the client end, (and I cant find any that seem to do) have a magic reference?
<8> I'm being forced into a msca, and its really making me want to know all about doing ldap under linux
<8> :)
<10> rue_mohr, what distro is the client ?
<8> debian
<10> ok, but the howto at enterprise.linux.com covered debain as a client
<10> ah, you missed that one
<10> <6> http://enterprise.linux.com/enterprise/05/09/15/1930256.shtml?tid=129
<8> thankyou
<8> what do uid numbers look like when they come from ldap? do they start at like 1000 or soemthing?
<8> I have a number of accounts I'll have to move from p***wd to ldap
<9> rue_mohr: you decide where they start from.
<8> It'd be nice to unify uid's for the fileserver access
<9> rue_mohr: depends on your useradmin-tool. take a look at the useradmin-tool in luma for example
<8> well, the way I see it setting up the ldap server is a great start
<9> (luma is in debian as well)
<8> I'm sorta tucking this info away right now, but it makes for good reading, the m$ stuff dosn't show any indication they know how anything actaully works
<11> moin
<12> just checking! just checking! hello old friends :)
<12> where is the french guy?!
<12> meebey: you here?! :) lol
<9> torsten :)
<12> hey Gagatan :)
<12> how are you?
<9> pretty busy
<9> but it's a nice breeze outside, and the regattaseason starts tonight :)
<12> ah and you drive also?
<12> our just viewer?
<12> aehm or
<9> welll.. if "drive" is the correct term.
<12> dont know
<12> whats the right term?
<9> helmsman, trim.. I don't know
<9> http://villanden.seilmagasinet.no/images/pict0006_edit_085121218_091624546.JPG <- this beauty
<9> and you yourself?
<13> is there anyone out there who uses hpux 11 native ldap client against openldap 2.3.x?
<12> Gagatan: lots of stress with projecting
<9> business as usual then :P
<10> tiswat, only Linux (nss_ldap/pam_ldap) and Solaris 9/10 here
<13> _ranger_, to bad...HP seems to combine a bad solaris implementation and a bad tru64 together, and calls it ldapux ;(
<10> ah, I thought it might be more solaris-like
<10> on 9 and up it's not *that* bad on solaris
<12> Gagatan: beside that i get near the job as development leader in one of the biggest ISPs in germany
<13> There is 1 'api' called 'setup' w.o any params and wishes an anymous access to my database. It works after some tweaking some config files and a access to * by * write. I presume there may be some more elegant ACLS. but I am a bit stuck on that. (cant use loglevel 128, so I have to use truss.) After playing for 2 days, my humble opinion is that UX ****s. (not only for ldap, I'v been a administrator for 5 years and was enlighted about solaris when I ha
<13> d to use that. ) I am sad to meet ux again after 6 years. But company policies......
<14> Hello. I'm writing an ldap schema, first time. And I am writing a definition for a user object. I can't derive it from posixAccount, but I can from InetPerson. posixAccount seams to be an 'auxiliary' object.
<14> I don't know what this word means
<14> i've tried interglot
<14> I'm not native English
<14> I just need to inherit posixAccount's property's
<14> properties ..
<14> Or do I need to simply copy the posixAccount definition
<10> why are you writing a schema
<10> or, do you mean you are just writing an entry in ldif
<10> just use a structural objectcl*** (eg inetOrgPerson) and any auxiliary objectcl***es you need (like posixAccount)
<14> ok...
<14> I need to define an Instant Messaging address
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