Re: ldapsearch failing

[Gopi Mandava <gopi@comanage.com>]

I found the problem, there were more than one copy of ldap.conf on the 
server, probable left over from an older installation. I copied the correct 
ldap.conf to /etc and now it's picking up the correct base.

Thanks for all the responses,
Gopi

> fre, 2003-01-03 kl. 22:01 skrev Gopi Mandava:
>
> > When I run " ldapsearch -x "cn=root", I get
> > result=32 No Such Object
>
> You haven't populated your directory yet (hints: ldif, slapadd)..
>
> > Looks like the base is set to "dc=example,dc=com" for the search, here is
>
> Your slapd.conf is in the wrong directory. Maybe your ldap.conf is in
> the wrong directory, too. You shouldn't have spaces in the BASE.
>
> When I run " ldapsearch -x "cn=root",
>
> 'root' could be anyone in the world, couldn't he?. You have to qualify
> him with an absolute address.
>
> Best,
>
> Tony
>
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>
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