fusiondirectory-insert-schema

Description

This tool will help you to manage the schemas needed by FusionDirectory into the ldap server

Options

-i

This option insert the given list of schemas instead of the default list

-m

This option insert the given list of schemas, replacing already inserted versions of those schemas

-e

This option empty the given list of schemas, removing attributes and objectClasses from those. This is useful because you cannot delete a schema without restarting slapd.

-l

This option list inserted schemas

-n

This option will make generated ldifs file to not be deleted after execution. Might be useful to understand errors.

-c

This option make the program continue even if an error occur

-y

This option answer yes to all questions. The only question right now is the confirmation one when you ask to empty a schema.

-o

This option allow you to specify specifics options to give to ldap commands such as ldapmodify, but beware that you will not be able to see things like password prompts as the output of these commands is piped.

Examples

Insert the core schemas in your LDAP directory

fusiondirectory-insert-schema

Insert the schema /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.ldif

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -i /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.ldif

Convert /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.schema to ldif and insert it

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -i /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.schema

Insert the schema myschema.ldif from working directory

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -i myschema

Convert /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.schema to ldif and replace the existing schema by this one

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -m /etc/ldap/otherschema/myschema.schema

Empty the schema myschema

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -e myschema

Connect to another ldap server to insert the schema

fusiondirectory-insert-schema -o "-H ldap://my.ldap.com -ZZ -D cn=admin,cn=config -w password -x"