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Hello,

I'm running a freshly installed version of FC5.  I would like to make this server a Primary Openldap directory and later add a slave.  I an very green with Openldap and could use some advice from the guru's :)

1.I have compiled Berkeley DB 4.4 and openldap 2.3.25.  Both with the default configuration options. Both compiled w/o a problem.

2.I edited the sldap.conf file and started Openldap w/o a problem.


I don't really know where to go from here.  slapadd errors out on me but I'm probably not runnning it right.  My question is:

Do I need to setup a database in BDB or is there a ldap command which will do it for me?


If someone could give me a high level of steps to be taking when configuring Openldap with BDB I would greatly appreciate it. 

Thank you in advance,
Chris




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