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- #ident "ldclt @(#)README 1.1 01/04/11"
- 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 [email protected].
- 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.
- # End of file
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