Greg Martin wrote:
You're still not seeing it. We don't "construct the config.ldif." We
only convert the old config file format to the new config directory
format. *You* might write a "config.ldif" file by hand, if you're
bootstrapping a configuration from scratch, but that's entirely
different. There is no "config.ldif" unless you created that
yourself, and that has nothing to do with slapd's config directory.
Hmmm. I could have sworn the slaptest -f... -F... built the
config.ldif for me. Its there and I didn't create it. Guess I'll
try again and see what I get. I really want to understand this.
Thanks, Howard.
\\Greg
You mean this?
[ghenry@suretec ~]$ ls /usr/local/etc/openldap/slapd.d/
cn=config cn=config.ldif