LDAP-UX & Openldap 2.x

[Mark De Moor]

I want to use the ldap-ux client-services with openldap 2.x
I can not extend schemas dynamically but i can add
schema definitions in a config-file.

Where can i find the full schema-definitions for objectclasses posixDUAProfile & posixNamingProfile
in the right syntax with OID's etc...
Appendix B of the manual : Installing & Administering LDAP-UX ... only gives a rough description.

Tanx & regards
Mark De Moor

[Juan González · Accepted solution]

Hi Mark,
I include the schema configuration files needed for these objects. I got them from my Netscape Directory Server configuration files after configure it for LDAPUX.

Best regards
Juan Gonzalez

[Juan González]

Sorry, I forget append the files.
Here is one.

[Juan González]

And here is the other.

Best regards
JGM

[Toby Meehan]

I think this should be pretty close.
I was able to get OpenLDAP to import it.
I don't have a test HP system yet though,
so your mileage may vary.

[Ben Wilson_4]

Thanks for the schema's. I trying to get this working too.

I installed the files, and modified pam and nsswitch, but whereis the equivilant ldap.conf?

Thanks,
Ben

[mango_1]

Hello! I currently am trying to configure ldapux and openldap. I know I need to download the ldapux client services onto my hpux11. And I already have an up and running openldap server on linux. Do I need to add the schema you have mentioned here to my openldap server even if its running on a different machine. I have read tons of documents about this and so far I think it assumes that openldap and ldapux are under the same machine such as HPUX. is this true? if so, how can I configure ldapux to use the entries in the openldap in linux. any help will be most appreciated. thanks!

[Mark De Moor]

It does not matter where the ldap is running, it can be any machine and OS (even Windows Active Directory).
Yes,You need to install those schemas on your openldap-server.
LDAP-UX will contact your ldap-server to get the necessary information (login,password,.....)and needs some kind of profile on the ldap.

Please do read the LDAP-UX manuals:
Release notes and Installing & Administering.They will help and guide you thru the install-& config process.

Kind regards
Mark De Moor