This directory contains user application schema definitions for use
with slapd(8).
File Description
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collective.schema Collective attributes (experimental)
corba.schema Corba Object
core.schema OpenLDAP "core"
cosine.schema COSINE Pilot
duaconf.schema Client Configuration (work in progress)
dyngroup.schema Dynamic Group (experimental)
inetorgperson.schema InetOrgPerson
java.schema Java Object
misc.schema Miscellaneous Schema (experimental)
nadf.schema North American Directory Forum (obsolete)
nis.schema Network Information Service (experimental)
openldap.schema OpenLDAP Project (FYI)
ppolicy.schema Password Policy Schema (work in progress)
Additional "generally useful" schema definitions can be submitted
using the OpenLDAP Issue Tracking System <http://www.openldap.org/its/>.
Submissions should include a stable reference to a mature, open
technical specification (e.g., an RFC) for the schema.
The core.ldif and openldap.ldif files are equivalent to their
corresponding .schema files. They have been provided as examples
for use with the dynamic configuration backend. These example files
are not actually necessary since slapd will automatically convert any
included *.schema files into LDIF when converting a slapd.conf file
to a configuration database, but they serve as a model of how to
convert schema files in general.
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