On Thu, May 19, 2005 at 11:26:34PM +0200, Roland Gruber wrote: > Hi Uwe, > > Uwe Steinmann schrieb: > > I copied samba.schema into /etc/ldap/schema, included the file > > in /etc/ldap/slapd.conf, set the loglevel to 256 and restarted > > slapd. The result is still the same. > > Here is the contents of the array $attr which is passed as the > > third parameter to the failing ldap_modify() > > > > Array ( [objectClass] => Array ( [0] => posixAccount [1] => > > shadowAccount [2] => inetOrgPerson [3] => sambaAccount ) [cn] => steinm > > [...] > > And here ist the output of slapd from syslog: > > > > May 19 21:17:28 localhost slapd[7399]: conn=1 op=2 ADD > > dn="uid=steinm,ou=People,dc=steinmann,dc=cx" > > May 19 21:17:28 localhost slapd[7399]: conn=1 op=2 RESULT tag=105 err=21 > > text=objectClass: value #3 invalid per syntax > > looks like you selected to use the Samba 2 schema in your LAM > configuration (because of sambaAccount instead of sambaSamAccount). > If you just copied the file from the Samba sources then all Samba 2 > parts are commented. You have to remove the comments or select the Samba > 3 schema in your LAM configuration. I selected the Samba 3 schema and it finally worked.
> Concerning your other mail: > > It is impossible for LAM to depend on Samba or install the schema file > with the package. The first reason is that LAM does not depend on a > local installation of OpenLDAP, you can have your server anywhere in the > network. The other reason is that you might use some other > implementation (e.g. Novell eDirectory). Fair point, I didn't consider it, though I use ldap servers in the network all the time. > The package description tells you that the Samba schema is used and > there is also a note in the Readme.Debian. May be a good idea to also add a note about where to get the samba.schema and to either uncomment the samba 2 schema or select samba 3 schema in lam. Thanks for your help. Uwe -- MMK GmbH, Universitaetsstr. 11, 58097 Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: +2331 840446 Fax: +2331 843920
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