Re: LDAP setup- Insufficient access(null) - Help!

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r u using gq to admin ldap data or something else ?
u can manually ldapadd/ldapmodify the data.
use the command -
# strings <id2entry.dbb>
or whatever your file name is if your r using ldbm as database format
redirect the output to an .ldif file and modify it and use the ldapadd command.


ldapadd -f your.ldif -xv -D "cn=<admin_user_name,o=<your_o>" -w secret

regards

Jim Christiansen wrote:

Hello,

I have ldap installed and running and when root runs directory_administrator I can open my ldap profile and everything seems to be fine.

When I click the NewUser button, I get a bunch of menus to fill up but when I click finish I get a nice gui box that says "insufficient access".

The error messages in the console say:

"called: ldap_create_record
LDAP_MOD_ADD objectclass
       organizationalPerson
       inetOrgPerson
       account
       top
       posixAccount
       shadowAccount
LDAP_MOD_ADD host
       *
LDAP_MOD_ADD uid
       dc4509
LDAP_MOD_ADD uidnumber
       65535
LDAP_MOD_ADD gidnumber
       4
LDAP_MOD_ADD givenname
       dana
LDAP_MOD_ADD sn
       c
LDAP_MOD_ADD cn
       dana c
LDAP_MOD_ADD homedirectory
       /home/dc4509
LDAP_MOD_ADD loginshell
       /bin/sh
LDAP_MOD_ADD gecos
       dana c
LDAP_MOD_ADD userPassword
       {crypt}$1$TY0T4H2T$a5rIKZdAr3U07XTnQqpne/
LDAP_MOD_ADD shadowLastChange
       12219
Insufficient access(null)You have new mail in /var/spool/mail/root

In pico /etc/openldap/slapd.conf


My rootdn is cn=root,dc=ji...


And the 'Test Config" button in directory_administrator always responds with good setup or what ever...

Now, I check my password in /etc/ldap.secret and it too is ok...

So... Users on clients can log on. So ldap is working becuase their are no users on the clients boxes. I just can't add new users!

I've read over the directory_administrator archives but there isn't anything there to help...

Thanks for any ideas,

Jim

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