[Fedora-directory-commits] ldapserver/ldap/servers/slapd/tools/ldclt/examples README, NONE, 1.1

[Noriko Hosoi (nhosoi)]

Author: nhosoi

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			ldclt examples README

Introduction

	The examples provided in this directory are delivered "as it" and
	may not be 100% accurate from the last releases of ldclt. They have 
	been tested when added to the package, but are not meant to be
	maintained.

	Compatibility or stability of the examples from one version to another
	is not a target : examples may be removed or changed in any way at any
	time.

	To know when they were introduced or updated, please read the release
	notes in the file ../History

	Please report any comment, suggestion, error, new example, whatever
	to ldclt at france.sun.com.

001
	This one is a very basic example of use of ldclt. It is based for
	the configuration part, on iPlanet DS 5.0 but should work with any
	kind of ldap server.

	- env.ksh	Environment and parameters.
	- config.ksh	Configure the server (create user and aci).
	- add.ksh	Add random entries.
	- add_incr.ksh	Add sequentialy numbered entries.
	- delete.ksh	Delete random entries.
	- search.ksh	Search random entries.

002
	Using the advanced feature of ldclt allowing to specify very complex
	objects, we will generate ldif files or add/search complex objects.
	* Use the name files delivered with ldclt.

	- env.ksh	Environment and parameters.
	- config.ksh	Configure the server (create user and aci, modify
			schema).
	- ofile		Description of the object that will be created.
	- ldif01.ksh	Create ldif file with incremental strings from file,
			one entry per line in the file Lastname.txt
	- ldif02.ksh	Create ldif file with incremental strings from file,
			150k entries in total.
	- ldif03.ksh	Create ldif file with random strings from file,
			150k entries in total.
	- add.ksh	Add 500 entries with random strings from file.


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