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This is my first foray into LDAP, so please be gentle...<br>
<br>
I am attempting to install GOsa over the top of a fresh 389 install on
CentOS 5.3.  It seems that GOsa provides a simple way to administer
virtually every aspect of a Linux network with an LDAP server.  Maybe
389's own tools can do this, too, and I just don't know it.  Anyway, I
have copied the GOsa schema files into the 389 Directory Server's
schema directory. I renamed all of the GOsa schema files to begin with
"90", so that 389 would load them. When I restart 389, I receive
numerous error messages in the log:
<p><a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=gofax,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=gofon,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=gosa-samba2,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=gosa-samba3,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=goserver,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=gosystem,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=goto-mime,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=goto,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=rfc2307bis,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=samba,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=samba3,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
<br>
<a class="changeset"
 href="https://oss.gonicus.de/labs/gosa/changeset/02/Oct/2009%3A06%3A00%3A26%20-0500"
 title="Cosmetic changes">[02/Oct/2009:06:00:26 -0500]</a> - Entry
"cn=trust,cn=schema,cn=config" has unknown object class
"olcSchemaConfig"
</p>
<p>From the little info I can find on the Internet, olcSchemaConfig
seems to be an OpenLDAP-specific setting. I can't seem to find a
comparable setting for 389 Directory Server in any of 389's schema
files.<br>
</p>
<p>I have posted this question to GOsa's forums, but nobody there uses
389.  Does anyone have any advice for me on this matter?<br>
</p>
<p>Thanks!<br>
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