Quenten Griffith said: > > I tried doing it one at a time and then I get the same error diffrent > line > > slapadd: could not add entry dn="o=mystikalphoenix,c=us" (line=10)
so you had 1 file with this: dn: o=mystikalphoenix,c=us objectClass: organization o: mystikalphoenix and did slapadd -l <file> and it failed with that error? next thing I would do is increase debugging to 65535 on the openldap server(restart it after you change the debug in slapd.conf) and try again, see what the debug log says(you may be able to get away with debug of 256 too ..) also you can try debugging on slapadd itself, also if you haven't already I would erase(backup before if you want) the contents of /var/lib/ldap, if your making a new DB I like to start with no files in that directory. Also be sure that if Openldap is running as a non-root user that it has read/write access to that directory. from the format of your LDAP entries it looks as though your following my HOWTO so I think you've probably done this part already. I've populated a buncha databases and if ldap is failing on that particular entry that is very odd. Another thing, you can try to just grab my basic LDIF file, change your slapd.conf to be the same as mine, and try slapadd see what happens I have used that exact ldif file to populate a database while I was testing so I know it works at least under openldap 2.0.23. If it works, then delete /var/lib/ldap/* again and change your slapd.conf back. good luck! nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
