Messages posted by: support

Actually the error is not the file read error but you are missing the "-" at the end

It should look like this - make sure that you don't have any space after "-"

dn: uid=D102559,ou=People,o=jpmorgan.com
changetype: modify
replace: userPassword
userPassword: testpw01
-

Are u verifying the password using password editor? userpassword attribute --> type the password in the verify box and click verify

I tried the following on our test ldap and was able to verify both of them.

UPDATE ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges SET userPassword='newpassword'
subtreescope

UPDATE ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges SET userPassword='{SHA}VJlSQ5MNOHSTwmtJhSY3ooXON80='
subtreescope

You can maintain those account using sql commands like this from the LDAP Admin tool sql window.

Update Container set accountenableflag=true where semester='Fall'

Please upgrade to update2, either from the Help|Check for updates menu or directly downloading the latest version from the website.
There was a bug due to which the dialog was not popping up and is fixed in update 2.

In that case, make sure that the attribute already exist
and modify your ldif like this For e.g to add the old value to attribute 'oldemail'

dn: cn=Larry Fine,ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: test@test.com
-

dn: cn=Larry Fine,ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges
changetype: modify
add: oldemail
oldemail: oldemailaddress.com
-

dn: cn=Moe Howard,ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: test@test.com
-

Please make sure that you are updating the correct entries.

You can update those entries using ldif modify

To update the entries follow the following steps:

1. Select top level container which contains all the entries
2. Right Click Context Menu - Export - LDIF Export
3. Select 'Select from the List ...' from the Returning Attributes drop down
4. Check mail attribute from the dialog and click ok
5. Click 'Finish' to export the results.
6. Modify the ldif file with new email addresses and add the lines

changetype: modify
replace: mail

(Make sure about "-" and the space between the entries) - You ldif file should look like the following
(except the dn and mail attribute values)

#Start of file (Donot copy this line)

dn: cn=Larry Fine,ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: test@test.com
-

dn: cn=Moe Howard,ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges
changetype: modify
replace: mail
mail: test@test.com
-

#End of file (Donot copy this line)

7. Save the file
8. Make sure that you are modifying the correct entries (first try only with one entry)
9. Select Import|Ldif Import from the top menu
10. Select the correct file to import and click start importing.

Try running the same sql a few time with subtreescope and skip all errors
for e.g. DELETE FROM o=stooges subtreescope

It will delete the child records in each run and will eventually delete the container

(Please always make sure that you are deleting the correct entries)

There is no export limit on the trial version.
Please check the export filter or try with the default filter (objectclass=*).

If you are using version 1.4.1 or 2.0, please upgrade to version 2.0 (Update 1).
In earlier versions the quick search (Top menu Search) and export were using the same filter, which are separated out
in the version 2.0 (Update 1).

We are aware of this issue and will add it to the official bug list.
In the mean time please use the following workaround:

Open the password dialog, type the complete password using any other method other then SSHA and then select the SSHA from the HashMethod list.

To update multiple records, open a sql window using the sql button on the main toolbar or select SQL|SQL from the main menu

Enter a command like this (Replace the container and attribute name)
UPDATE ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges SET newattribute='True' subtreescope

Update records on the basis of another flag (Replace the container and attribute names)
UPDATE ou=MemberGroupA,o=stooges SET newattribute='false' where seconflag='False' and thirdflag='False' subtreescope

When you run the above commands an update window will open which will inform you of the number of records to be updated and their dn (Please verify the results and then Click 'Yes' to update those records)

You can also create an update statement by selecting the the container from the bottom middle pane and selecting 'Copy Update Statement|Update this record and all children" and then replacing the attributes.

Make sure that you increase Max Results to 20,000 (more than the expected results).