Hi - I am able to add users to my OpenLDAP server using LDAP Admin by using the Edit ... New ... User wizard. But when I try to create a new group using the Edit ... New ... Group wizard, I get the error:
LDAP error! Object Class Violation: no structural object class provided
Since I'm using the standard, out-of-the-box LDAP Admin, I expected that the 'Create Group' function used a working object class.
What am I missing here? How can I create new groups in LDAP Admin?
Thanks
tl
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you have to have the schema file for the group included in your server shema configuration (depending on the group type you are trying to create (rfc2307bis for thr default group type).
Cheers,
Tihomir
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Hi - thanks for the reply. Why isn't this a default setting in LDAP Admin? Also, sorry for the newbie question, but how do I do this in LDAP Admin? Thanks. tl
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Hi - I am able to add users to my OpenLDAP server using LDAP Admin by using the Edit ... New ... User wizard. But when I try to create a new group using the Edit ... New ... Group wizard, I get the error:
LDAP error! Object Class Violation: no structural object class provided
Since I'm using the standard, out-of-the-box LDAP Admin, I expected that the 'Create Group' function used a working object class.
What am I missing here? How can I create new groups in LDAP Admin?
Thanks
tl
Hi,
you have to have the schema file for the group included in your server shema configuration (depending on the group type you are trying to create (rfc2307bis for thr default group type).
Cheers,
Tihomir
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Hi - thanks for the reply. Why isn't this a default setting in LDAP Admin? Also, sorry for the newbie question, but how do I do this in LDAP Admin? Thanks. tl
No, you have to do this on your server. So it cannot be a seeting of LdapAdmin :-)