RE: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
Title: Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
Unlike some other LDAP directories, the MSFT guys had the
brilliant insight to actually put the indexing info for an attribute as an
actual attribute of the attribute definition in the schema so you can do this
with LDIF and so it takes effect on the fly. Compare this to modifying the
slapd.conf file and restarting the directory service.
Heck I usually use admod to index attributes in AD and
ADAM, but then I do most of my schemaadds/mods/deleteswith admod.
joe
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I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
I realise I could do this via the UI but I want to
create a single LDIF which will:
Add new attributes
Make new attributes available to User class
Add new indexes
The last point evades me so far and the RFC appears
to indicate that this is not supported(?)
Any ideas?
neil
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[ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
Title: Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
I realise I could do this via the UI but I want to create a single LDIF which will:
Add new attributes
Make new attributes available to User class
Add new indexes
The last point evades me so far and the RFC appears to indicate that this is not supported(?)
Any ideas?
neil
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Re: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
Hey, I can post this one ahead of joe? joe must be busy or somethin' :)
I believe this is what you're looking for:
http://rallenhome.com/books/adcookbook/code.html
(see chapter 10 section for the vbs, ldif, and perl sections)
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wrote:
I realise I could do this via the UI but I want to create a single LDIF which will:
Add new attributes
Make new attributes available to User class
Add new indexes
The last point evades me so far and the RFC appears to indicate that this is not supported(?)
Any ideas?
neil
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RE: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
For the last one does including the following in the LDIF file when adding or
updating the attribute not accomplish what you want?
searchFlags: 1
Thanks,
-Steve
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Sent: Fri 7/28/2006 9:46 AM
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
I realise I could do this via the UI but I want to create a single LDIF which
will:
* Add new attributes
* Make new attributes available to User class
* Add new indexes
The last point evades me so far and the RFC appears to indicate that this is
not supported(?)
Any ideas?
neil
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RE: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
Yes it does :)
Thanks Steve and Al. [Robbie's stuff is very useful!]
neil
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Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
For the last one does including the following in the LDIF file when
adding or updating the attribute not accomplish what you want?
searchFlags: 1
Thanks,
-Steve
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Sent: Fri 7/28/2006 9:46 AM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Can I add an index in AD using an LDIF file?
I realise I could do this via the UI but I want to create a single LDIF
which will:
* Add new attributes
* Make new attributes available to User class
* Add new indexes
The last point evades me so far and the RFC appears to indicate that
this is not supported(?)
Any ideas?
neil
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