I've just been put on a project requiring the migration of a clients Apple Open Directory setup to a virtualized Linux RedHat environment running 389 Directory Server. I have no prior LDAP experience, so this has been quite an adventure so far!
In order to get this going I have copied the apple schema files, converted to ldif and put them into the /etc/dirsrv/slapd-ldap/schema
All good!
Now when I try and start the directory server up I get the following errors;
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={6}apple" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={5}apple_auxillary" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={0}core" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={1}cosine" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={2}inetorgperson" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={3}nis" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] - Entry "cn={4}samba" has unknown object class "olcSchemaConfig"
[23/Jul/2012:14:35:32 +1000] createprlistensockets - PR_Bind() on All Interfaces port 389 failed: Netscape Portable Runtime error -5966 (Access Denied.)
Obviously it cannot find the object class definition / description, atlhough I'm not sure why, and have no idea where that should be. According to the blog posts and tutorials I have found they say to just copy the schema files in the relevant format and restart the server, none of them have come across this error.
Something along the lines of this blog post: http://www.backupcentral.com/mr-backup-blog-mainmenu-47/13-mr-backup-blog/309-import-apple-a-samba-schemas-into-ldap.html/
Hope someone can point me in the right direction with this one!
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