You could extend the schema after the setup, and before using the LDIF file to import your entries from OpenLDAP.
There are some diferences between FDS schema files and OpenLDAP schema files; take a look at http://directory.fedora.redhat.com/wiki/Howto:OpenLDAPMigration
Regards
Brian K. Jones (jonesy.fds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) escreveu:
| Hi all, I want to perform a custom installation of FDS, and when it asks for the ldif file to be imported, I want to point it at a file that contains ldif to extend the schema, and add the entries dumped from my old openldap directory. Without extending the schema, the import will fail because every entry violates the default schema. However, turning schema checking off leaves some small chance that there is something in my directory that shouldn't be there or isn't as it should be. I have another installation of FDS on a test machine, and I used the GUI to add my extra objects and attributes, and I tried copying the resulting ldif to the server I'm now trying to install (minus operational stuff), but ! the install ignored the cn=schema part of my LDIF file (the part holding the schema extensions), and subsequently, all of the entries failed. Has anyone done this? Any clues? Is there somewhere I can place a 99user.ldif file *before* running setup that will cause the slapd instance to use it the first time it starts up? Thanks, brian. -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users |
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