Re: no such object

["Timothy P. Peterman" <timothy.p.peterman@lmco.com>]

Network Team,

That's a good question.  It makes good sense to define any objectclass
not in the default config files, particularly if schema checking is enabled.
I specify the inetOrgPerson objectclass in a separate config file,
slapd.myoc.conf, and then include that file in "slapd.conf".  The main
reason I use this particular objectclass is that it allows for the "mail"
(email address) attribute.

Network Team of Sinica wrote:
> 
> Dear Sir,
> 
> I find out that the "inetOrgPerson" objectclass isn't included in the file
> slapd.oc.conf. Why it can be use as the entry?
> 
> Da-Wei Chiang
> 
> On Tue, 4 May 1999, Timothy P. Peterman wrote:
> 
> > Yan,
> >
> > It looks like your DNs are in reverse order.  For example,
> >
> > dn: c=US, o=Cardinal Engineering, ou=client
> >   should be:
> > dn:  ou=client, o=Cardinal Engineering, c=US
> >
> > and
> >
> > dn: c=US, o=Cardinal Engineering, ou=staff, cn=Yan Seiner
> >   should be
> > dn:  cn=Yan Seiner, ou=staff, o=Cardinal Engineering, c=US
> >
> > For your O and OU entires you should also have the following
> > (repectively):
> >
> > objectclass: organization
> > objectclass: organizationalUnit
> >
> > And for "people" you may want to include the following
> > object classes, depending on your needs:
> >
> > objectclass: person
> > objectclass: organizationalPerson
> > objectclass: inetOrgPerson
> >

-- 
Tim Peterman - Unix & Web Server Administration
Lockheed Martin GES/EIS, Moorestown, NJ
mailto:timothy.p.peterman@lmco.com