[Wolfgang Schweer] > Hi, > > maybe due to an older install... Nope. What you describe is the currently intended behaviour.
> After an upgrade of the d-e-c package I added (diskless) hosts to > the LDAP database using sitesummary2ldapdhcp - just for testing. All > went well, but the database objects created were not removeable from > within GOsa²; I had to use ldapvi to get rid of them. Does this also happen for the manually created servers? > Additionally I noticed that the hosts were put into LDAP as »servers«, > I'd expect »netdevices«. Why? I always create servers, also manually. Because they are for machines that in time can be managed by GOsa², while netdevices can not be managed. > This workaround puts removeable objects into LDAP (like those > created manually using GOsa²); only drawback is that one more click > is needed in GOsa² (to enable DHCP). I hope someone knowing GOsa² more can comment on the correct way to create system objects for computers. I created the same type of objects that tjener already got, and assume it is the correct thing to do for Linux hosts. I assume netdevice is for routers and switches, not for Linux hosts. If this is wrong, please tell me and we can easiliy change this. -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
