Hi
I think the problem is with
>But the user installing the ADAM instance is already member
> of administrators.
The ADAM answer file reader does not seem to check that; if it
sees the Administrator parameter in the answer file it assumes that
the user running the install is not an ADAM administrator and as
this is a unique instance installing the LDIFs will not be possible
due to lack of permissions to modify the local schema.
It might be possible to circumvent this using an explicit SourceUsername
and SourcePassword in the answer file, but I think your workaround is more
secure.
Lee Flight
On Thu, 23 Nov 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am trying to install ADAM unattended to be used for publishing Oracle DB's.
I would like to grant administrators from the local computer as ADAM
administrator and I would like
to import some of the accompanying LDF files.
; Specifies the Administrators within the AD\AM instance.
Administrator=MYCOMPUTER\Administrators
; The following line specifies the .ldf files to import into the ADAM schema.
ImportLDIFFiles="MS-InetOrgPerson.ldf" "MS-User.ldf"
However the installs fails when I specify both options. The error message is
that the user have to
be administrator to import .ldf files. But the user installing the ADAM
instance is already member
of administrators.
My current workaround is to comment out the ImportLDIFFiles statement and
import them after the
instance has been created.
Just wondered if this was a known problem.
/kkh
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