Hey guys... I hope I can provide sufficient detail to get a clue here, but I don't have much info about what's happening yet.<br><br>We are using Fedora DS v1.0.2, and the client is a Java application using JNDI.&nbsp; The client is doing some tests that involve manipulating the schema, adding/removing attributes, adding/modifying/removing object classes.&nbsp; During this process, objects of these types are created in the directory, too.
<br><br>What's happening is that it seems like objects with duplicate names are being created, i.e. cn=object1 is created twice.&nbsp; The second time it gets created, its name is nsuniqueid=&lt;alphanumeric string&gt;.&nbsp; I'm not sure how this could happen, because typically if you tried to create a duplicate entry, you'd get a 
javax.naming.directory.NameAlreadyBoundException.<br><br>What's worse, I can't delete any of these entries.&nbsp; When I try to, it says &quot;Operation not allowed on nonleaf&quot; (doing this via the graphical console), although the object in question is a leaf.&nbsp; Typically, even for nonleafs, the GUI would recursively delete everything.
<br><br>The only fix for this problem was to delete the underlying database behind the root suffix, and recreate it fresh.&nbsp; Obviously this is a serious problem, in a production environment, we can't afford to be doing something like this.&nbsp; This has happened on two of our servers now, and on the second one, I'm unable to even delete the database!&nbsp; It got halfway through, and then sits there hanging.&nbsp; That server is completely out of commision now.
<br><br>Any information would be appreciated!!<br><br>Mike<br>