2009/4/21 Rich Megginson <rmeggins@xxxxxxxxxx>
tamarin p wrote:
I'm running into some problems when trying to add some alias entries and importing with ldapmodify or ldif2db. I'm using the directory server version 1.2.0.
Example of LDIF
dn: aliasedobjectname="ou=foo,dc=test,dc=com",ou=bar,ou=test,dc=com
changetype: add
aliasedObjectName: ou=foo,dc=test,dc=com
objectClass: top
objectClass: alias
When I run this I get:
ldapmodify: Object class violation (65)
additional info: single-valued attribute "aliasedObjectName" has multiple values
Same when I use ldif2db.. What am I doing wrong?
The application running on top of the ldap uses aliases as pointers and the objectclass exists in the schemata for FDS, so there isnt a requirement that the aliases get dereferenced by the ldap. In any case it currently uses an older fedorads version.
I discovered that that if I changed dn: aliasedobjectname="ou=foo,dc=test,dc=com",ou=bar,ou=test,dc=com in the LDIF to dn: aliasedobjectname=ou=foo\,dc=test\,dc=com,ou=bar,ou=test,dc=com (escape the commas instead of surrounding "" for the alias part in the dn), then I could add the entry and it seems to look ok in an ldap browser and satisfy whatever it is the application uses it for. Should the two be considered equivalent?
Then, when I dump the database to ldif with db2ldif, the entry is represented the same way: escaped comma for the alias part. One Strange thing is I could have sworn I added the same ldif with ""-aliases in FDS 1.1.3 and not only that: The ldif itself is actually dumped from a FDS 7.x server (which has schema checking off, if that could explain how they the entries were added in the first place). Were there any changes between 1.1.3 and 1.2.0 that could explain this? Also it does not appear to have broken replication of those aliases (tested with a quick replica initialize that I didn't run long enough to finish more than 20% of the db, I'll run the whole init tonight) between the 7.x and 1.2.0 server so maybe it's just tools issue.. but if so it happened with both ldif2db and ldapmodify from openldap-clients.
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