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Ok, I've gone
through the huge list of mails that have been send on this mailing list
regarding the "no object found" message when using
ldapsearch.
I have exactly the
same problem and many people are suggesting specifying -b "...dn..." to solve
the problem.
I have tried this in
various ways but the answer remains the same when ldapsearching for every
possible combination I can think of - no object found.
Today I tried to
find out why the test suite of openldap 1.2.7 says everything works fine....
Well, it doesn't. Check for yourself!!!
Wen you do a search
on the ./tests/test-db/master.log file you will see "**** got 0 of 0" on
every search! However, the package says everything
works fine???!?!!?
My configuration
is:
Linux
2.2.12
Slackware
gdbm 1.8.0 (tried
1.7.3 and db)
My opinion is that
the problem is not solved by specifying -b only. There's something really wrong
in the database backend or in the database manipulation
tools.
I hoped to find a
working version in the cvs tree but currently it doesn't compile.... Does
somebody have a REAL solution to this problem??
Regards,
Jeroen
Gremmen
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