Hello, I'm trying to accomplish a poor mans replication from OpenDS from Oracle/Sun. Basically the logic is as follows: OpenDS is attached to our corporate IDM. User is managed in OpenDS. User updates information in OpenDS. OpenDS read-replica is updated in our local read-slave. Python script notices there was a change in our local read-slave. Script isolates the change from our read-slave and sends the DNs to sync to my 389 (FreeIPA) server. FreeIPA replica receives input over the network from notification agent which includes DNs. DNs attributes are re-organized (OpenDS doesn't use anything logical, all 100% custom attributes/objectclasses). DNs with re-organized attributes are inserted/updated in 389 server (FreeIPA), minus the updated SSHA password hash. I get an error saying that adding pre-encoded passwords isn't allowed. But, that makes me say "How the hell do you import an LDIF" backup, and frankly, I can't find anything on the subject (albeit, I admittedly didn't quite know how to search this issue either). I've never seen a server not accept pre-encoded password hashes (or at least I don't recall this specific error in OpenDS/LDAP), so my question is, how can I store the SSHA password hash from OpenDS in my 389server (FreeIPA) server? Steven Crothers steven.crothers@xxxxxxxxx -- 389 users mailing list 389-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/389-users
