Still, weird that the GUI shows it all grayed out - that's what led me to believe something wasn't set right on the LDAP entry. I googled for a solution and found some ancient post where someone thought you had to restart 389ds server for it to notice the change (which seemed silly to me ... ), hence why I came here thinking surely it can't be that... there must be a way! :D
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 9:36 PM, Rich Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Create a user in the console which you have done the 'Enable Posix User Attributes' - do an ldapsearch to see what that LDIF looks like - compare that with your script or LDIF that you are using to automate.On 05/16/2013 06:06 PM, Jonathan Vaughn wrote:
We're trying to create accounts (with the posixaccount objectclass and so forth) via LDAP, and while we can add the objectclasses and set the attributes without error, the attributes for posixaccount don't show up on subsequent LDAP queries. Looking at the entry via the 389 Console I see that the values were set correctly but the checkbox for 'Enable Posix User Attributes' is unechecked - I had thought checking this merely added the relevant objectclass but apparently there's some other special magic occuring.
How can we "enable" these attributes (so that we can than retrieve them via LDAP later) via LDAP ? Manually going in via the console and "enabling" them via the checkbox for every new account is not a "solution".
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