I am trying to import the sendmail.schema file from sendmail.org. The problem is that it contains a matching rule called caseIgnoreIA5SubstringsMatch which OID doesn't support. There is a caseIgnoreSubstringsMatch rule. I don't know if the IA5 part is important to sendmail.
Oracle's response is "you can't add it and any attempts to add it are unsupported."
You can add new object classes and objects by modifying subSchemaSubentry. You cannot, however, add new matching rules and syntaxes beyond those already supported by Oracle Internet Directory. "
You cannot add caseIgnoreIA5SubstringsMatch, nor can you modify existing Matching Rules. Attempting to add or modify existing Matching Rules is not supported.
At 02:13 PM 03/21/2003 -0800, you wrote:
So Oracle doesn't support it (go figure), what about adding the schema yourself? That can't void Oracle Support can it?
I think you're looking for RFC2307. I can't find the doc at Sun, but there is a PDF at
http://www.netsys.com/library/papers/sun_ldap_setup.pdf
You may need to rework the LDIFs to get it imported into OID.
As a second option, you may be able to use SunOne (or OpenLDAP) *with* OID. RTM:
Oracle Internet Directory Administrator's Guide Release 9.2 Part Number A96574-01 Part VIII
HTH! GL!
Rich
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I'm trying to setup the sendmail feature ldap_routing using Oracle Internet Directory (OID)for the LDAP server.
There is a matching rule in the sendmail schema called caseExactIA5SubstringsMatch not doesn't exist in OID.
Has anyone found a way to resolve this problem?
I opened a tar with Oracle and was basically told 'to bad, use openldap'.
>Matching rules are part of the basic Oracle OID schema and it is not >possible to add new or modify existing matching rules that are part of the >schema. If you want to use sendmail with LDAP you will need to use >something like openldap that does support the required matching rules you need. > >The caseExactIA5SubstringsMatch matching rule has not been coded into the >OID schema up to this point because there has not been a requirement for it. > >You can create an enhancement request to have this added into OID by >accessing http://ers.oracle.com.
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