Looking at the ldif of my addressbook, it looks to me like the
dn is the cn concatenated with mail attribute. It seems
like they are treating mail like an o or an ou.
That being the case, try doing a global search and replace
(or sed) and change ",mail=" to ", ou=" and see what
happens on your import.
George
Craig White wrote:
>
> On Sat, 2002-01-26 at 12:12, George Toft wrote:
> > Hi Craig,
> >
> > Please elaborate (since I am just now learning LDAP). Are you
> > saying the ldif generated by Netscape is incompatible with
> > OpenLDAP? If so, which one is not complying with X.500?
> >
> -----
> I think it is the Netscape export of the addressbook to the ldif file
> that creates files with objects that aren't in a typical schema. I am
> just not smart enough to know these things but I will eventually get to
> the bottom of it...it just happens to have to wait until I get a few
> other things done. Apparently, Netscape doesn't escape any comma's in
> the export file either which is apparently a big problem but so far, I
> haven't gotten past record 1
>
> Craig
>
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