[KLUG Members] Pesky LDAP

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>>sed "s/xxmozillaanyphone/telephoneNumber/g" address.mozilla | sed
>>"s/pagerPhone/pager/g" | sed "s/cellPhone/mobile/g" > address.ldif
>Uh... What was supposed to happen here?

It renamed some of the attributes.... theoretically.

>As far as I can tell the input file and output file are identical.
>Namely:
>>dn: cn=MyTestUser Smith,mail=Dude@spudly.com

still a nasty dn,  but you probably know that,

>>objectclass: top
>>objectclass: person
>>objectclass: organizationalPerson
>>objectclass: inetOrgPerson
>>givenName: MyTestUser
>>sn: Smith
>>cn: MyTestUser Smith

What was his mother thinking!

>>xmozillanickname: Dude McGnarly

This should be "displayName",  xmozillanickname is a mozilla-ism.

>>mail: Dude@spudly.com
>>xmozillausehtmlmail: false

Just drop xmozillausehtmlmail

>>modifytimestamp: 0Z

Eh?  You should toss the modify timestampts before loading the LDIF.  That isn't
a valid ISO time anyway.

>>telehoneNumber: 509-123-4567
>>homePhone: 509-456-7890
>>facsimileTelephoneNumber: 800-123-0987
>>pager: 900-666-1234
>>mobile: 700-333-4321

You were making changes to the schema to alias these attreibute names before, 
now they look OK.  So unless they were right in the first place my sed-ing worked.
>>homePostalAddress: 1313 Test St.
>>postalAddress: 1234 fouth St. #7

You might need to escape the #, ie \#

>>l: Atlanta
>>st: GA
>>postalCode: 48423
>>c: USA
>>title: Dr.
>>ou: Wierdo Dept.
>>o: Acme Widgets

Looks OK.

>>homeurl: http://www.spaxmo.com
>>workurl: http://www.testme.com
>>custom1: Custom 1
>>custom2: Custom 2
>>custom3: Custom 3
>>custom4: Custom 4

I don't hink any schema provied the above,  certainly not "custom".  More
mozilla-isms.

>>description: Notes Go here

"description" should be OK.