6ea1b817e31b89a627e146fe69e23ea0a64c89ecBob HalleyThese files were used for testing on Ubuntu Linux using OpenLDAP.

6ea1b817e31b89a627e146fe69e23ea0a64c89ecBob Halley

6ea1b817e31b89a627e146fe69e23ea0a64c89ecBob Halley- Move aside /etc/ldap/slapd.d

6ea1b817e31b89a627e146fe69e23ea0a64c89ecBob Halley- Move slapd.conf to /etc/ldap

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington- Move dlz.schema to /etc/ldap/schema/dlz.schema

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington- Run "/etc/init.d/slapd restart"

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington- Run "ldapadd -x -f example.ldif -D 'cn=Manager,o=bind-dlz' -w secret"

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian WellingtonLDAP server is now loaded with example.com data from the file example.ldif

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington

dd750c560ae48cf6caeb9a9fe81d33fc4746106dBrian Wellington