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This reads the schema from the in-memory structure, when the magic
attributes are requested. The code is a modified version of that used
in the ad2oLschema tool (now shared).
The schema_fsmo module handles the insertion of the generated result.
As such, this commit also removes these entries from the setup/schema.ldif
Metze's previous stub of this functionality is also removed.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit c7c32ec7b42bdf0f7b669644516438c71b364e60)
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Now that these are subroutines, we can factor them out into a file the
CN=Aggregate schema code can also use.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit e3591a6a35ddb60398a03a4fa0545cc6158946ef)
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This will allow me to add a new mode, with the CN=Aggregate schema
format automatically generated.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit 7d2a890a7077e446e45527847f78bba84d22bc4c)
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This will allow the kludge_acl and schema code to leverage the same
work. (We might even get schema validation soon! :-)
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit cecd04ce1f8ce2af2fb654b3abc1499092405d60)
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LDB does not know about nor process the AD schema, so it makes no
sense to have this tool there. I've been changing it anyway, to use a
common schema manipulation library, and will enhance these links in
the future.
Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit c7704805b9a3541e4c8768278c8289b0aa6ed5e3)
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