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Posted to users@directory.apache.org by Christian Brennsteiner <ei...@yahoo.de> on 2009/04/06 18:50:56 UTC

Schema when does it update and where does it come from?

hi group,

i am having a little bit of a problem with a specific opends server
hosting a self created schema.
my general problem is that apache ds studio thinks of a custom
objectClass that us defined as aux that it is structural.

so my question is how can i tell if the problem is with opends or
apache ds studio?

opends's management gui says its aux , apache ds studio says it is
structural. who tells the truth here?

is there a way to check if opends tells apache ds studio the wrong thing?
can i refresh a schema in ds studio?

regards chris

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Christian Brennsteiner
Salzburg / Austria / Europe

Re: Schema when does it update and where does it come from?

Posted by Alex Karasulu <ak...@gmail.com>.

See what you get with a ldapsearch of cn=schema from the commandline via
openldap clients.

Alex

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 12:50 PM, Christian Brennsteiner
<ei...@yahoo.de>wrote:

> hi group,
>
> i am having a little bit of a problem with a specific opends server
> hosting a self created schema.
> my general problem is that apache ds studio thinks of a custom
> objectClass that us defined as aux that it is structural.
>
> so my question is how can i tell if the problem is with opends or
> apache ds studio?
>
> opends's management gui says its aux , apache ds studio says it is
> structural. who tells the truth here?
>
> is there a way to check if opends tells apache ds studio the wrong thing?
> can i refresh a schema in ds studio?
>
> regards chris
>
> --
> ----------
> Christian Brennsteiner
> Salzburg / Austria / Europe
>

Re: Schema when does it update and where does it come from?

Posted by Christian Brennsteiner <ei...@yahoo.de>.

hi alex and stefan,

just saw that the field'S syntax (included in the class) was defined
in a wrong way.
now it works.

thanks for all.

regards chris

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Stefan Seelmann <se...@apache.org> wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> Christian Brennsteiner schrieb:
>> hi group,
>>
>> i am having a little bit of a problem with a specific opends server
>> hosting a self created schema.
>> my general problem is that apache ds studio thinks of a custom
>> objectClass that us defined as aux that it is structural.
>>
>> so my question is how can i tell if the problem is with opends or
>> apache ds studio?
>>
>> opends's management gui says its aux , apache ds studio says it is
>> structural. who tells the truth here?
>>
>> is there a way to check if opends tells apache ds studio the wrong thing?
>> can i refresh a schema in ds studio?
>>
>
> You could do both in the schema browser (right-click your connection and
> choose "Open Schema Browser")
>
> The schema browser has a "reload" button.
>
> Select your object class and check the "Raw Schema Definition" if it is
> STRUCTURAL or AUXILIARY (not just AUX). If absent the default is
> STRUCTURAL, see RFC4512.
>
> Kind Regards,
> Stefan
>
>



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Christian Brennsteiner
Salzburg / Austria / Europe

Re: Schema when does it update and where does it come from?

Posted by Stefan Seelmann <se...@apache.org>.

Hi Christian,

Christian Brennsteiner schrieb:
> hi group,
> 
> i am having a little bit of a problem with a specific opends server
> hosting a self created schema.
> my general problem is that apache ds studio thinks of a custom
> objectClass that us defined as aux that it is structural.
> 
> so my question is how can i tell if the problem is with opends or
> apache ds studio?
> 
> opends's management gui says its aux , apache ds studio says it is
> structural. who tells the truth here?
> 
> is there a way to check if opends tells apache ds studio the wrong thing?
> can i refresh a schema in ds studio?
> 

You could do both in the schema browser (right-click your connection and
choose "Open Schema Browser")

The schema browser has a "reload" button.

Select your object class and check the "Raw Schema Definition" if it is
STRUCTURAL or AUXILIARY (not just AUX). If absent the default is
STRUCTURAL, see RFC4512.

Kind Regards,
Stefan