Mikael Kermorgant wrote:
The class of service definition entry is an "ldapSubEntry" - this is sort of like an "operational entry" - hidden from regular ldap search operations. You must specify the search filter (objectclass=ldapSubEntry) to find these objects. If you want to search for entries of this type with additional search criteria, use the & operator - (&(objectclass=ldapSubEntry)(cn=mycostemplatename))Hello again, I've finally found it, but only via browsing slowly among the thousands of accounts under ou=people. Isn't there a better way to find and edit/remove a class of service ?
Regards, Mikael Kermorgant On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Mikael Kermorgant <mikael.kermorgant@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hello, I'm using 389 ds 1.2.0. I've created a class of service on ou=people, which adds an attribute with a specific attribute. I've proceded in 3 steps : 1 - created an object of objectclass nscontainer named cn=cosTemplates at the root of my tree 2 - under that object, created an object of class cosTemplate and extensibleobject - added the desired attribute with default value for ou=people 3 - created a class of service with the wizzard "New -> Class of service" by right clicking on ou=people. Strange thing is that the class of service applies, but I can't find any object that corresponds to the class of service itself. I tried to search with this filter (objectclass=cos*) but I don't get it. Would you have any idea about how to find it in order to remove it for example ? Best regards, -- Mikael Kermorgant
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