Syntax violations while reinitializing database

[shardulsk]

Hi Folks,

We are trying to move our database from the much older 1.1.2 version to
1.2.11 on a Centos 6 platform. When trying to initialize the 1.2.11
database with a ldif file exported from the older database I am getting
tons of syntax violations. The schema (99user.ldif + dse.ldif extensions)
is the same. Does the newer version have stricter rules?

import userRoot: WARNING: skipping entry
"cn=23609-17622,ou=other,ou=23609,ou=enterprises,o=x.com" which violates
attribute syntax, ending line 7196556 of file "/tmp/qa-db-mod.ldif”

thanks,
SK.

[Mark Reynolds]

On 11/17/2014 11:38 AM, shardulsk wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> We are trying to move our database from the much older 1.1.2 version
> to 1.2.11 on a Centos 6 platform. When trying to initialize the 1.2.11
> database with a ldif file exported from the older database I am
> getting tons of syntax violations. The schema (99user.ldif + dse.ldif
> extensions) is the same. Does the newer version have stricter rules?

Perhaps.
> import userRoot: WARNING: skipping entry
> "cn=23609-17622,ou=other,ou=23609,ou=enterprises,o=x.com
> http://x.com" which violates attribute syntax, ending line 7196556
> of file "/tmp/qa-db-mod.ldif”

Do you know which attribute it is complaining about?  Which syntax is
being violated?

How did you add the new schema?  Did you restart the server after adding
99user.ldif?

Regards,
Mark