In it, "Mike" said "Seems that my schema conversion tool doesn't support attribute�inheritance...[snip]...I will keep this in mind for a feature enhancement."
rfc2252 defines superior attributes, and it was something I was using in my schema definition since I have a lot of new attributes and all but 4 of them had one of 5 different configs of "EQUALITY|ORDERING" and "SYNTAX". �Not only was it cleaner to be able to just inherit the syntax and matching rules, it also was faster ;) �Obviously, it doesn't keep me from doing anything.
Was this ever looked at again for a feature enhancement? �Is it already available, if I do X thing?
During the schema reload, I got this error (for context):
dse - The entry cn=schema in file /etc/dirsrv/slapd-(server)/schema/97hosting.ldif is invalid, error code 21 (Invalid syntax) - attribute type nocastr128: Missing parent attribute syntax OID
I got it because I was using "SUP nocastr128" in an attributeType, after defining an attributeType of nocastr128 with the base components I wanted to inherit.
Thanks,
Brian LaMere
ps - I have 2 more emails I'm sending; since they are on different subjects, I thought I'd break them into different emails. �Please let me know if this was a bad idea and I won't do it again.
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