Hi,
When i added an user to the ldap server, i already had the userpasswd assigned in the ldif file for this user.
But by mistake, i run the ldapmodify command and i add a second userpassword entry for this user. So, when i run the sladcat, i see two userpassword entries.
The user is able to login with both pwd´s but,
How can i remove one of the entries?
Thanks,
Checo.
if the entries are numerous, I suggest you dump your db to ldif, process it with sed or perl, and restore it back.
Hi,
I have an LDAP server here at work, I use phpldapadmin to administer it. Here is the link to it. It needs apache to run. I can help you set it up. I have found a few problems with it. The old php4 version does not display entries from openSUSE 11.4 version of LDAP. The new php5 version has problems importing host entries with multiple names.
I also have a cron job that dumps my data base nightly. This has saved my ass more then once. The new ldap stores its config inside the database, so if you make a mistake and ldap will not start you can not change the config back. You will have to create a new database.
You should also be able to use LDAP Browser in YAST2. You will not see a delete option only an edit option. Just change the value to blank and ldap will delete it.
Dave W