Creating a previously deleted domain
Recently I created a test domain abc.com, then I deleted and purged succesfully, however when I try to create it again via GUI or commadmin, I get the following error:
unable to create service config for service: iPlanetAMAuthLDAPService
This occurs when i create a domain, delete it, purge it and try to create it again.
The access log in LDAP server shows the following:
[13/Mar/2007:07:54:19 -0600] conn=15 op=5306 msgId=7813 - MOD dn="ou=default,ou=OrganizationConfig,ou=1.0,ou=iPlanetAMAuthLDAPServic
e,ou=services,o=abc.com,o=isp" authzid="dn:uid=amAdmin,ou=People,o=isp"
[13/Mar/2007:07:54:19 -0600] conn=15 op=5306 msgId=7813 -RESULT err=32 tag=103 nentries=0 etime=0
Any clue?
Thank you in advanced.
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# 1
err=32 means, "object class violation". Typically means that you're adding something that's not legal to add where you're adding it.
Most likely, your delete/purge was not complete. There indeed have been bugs with DA where this happened.
You can manually remove any leftover junk from deleted domains, or see if we have a patch that actually addresses this. Latest public patch does not fully address it.
# 2
Thank you Jay,
> err=32 means, "object class violation". Typically
> means that you're adding something that's not legal
> to add where you're adding it.
>
I guess err=32 means "no such object". It seems to be missing something to create ("ou=default,ou=OrganizationConfig,ou=1.0,ou=iPlanetAMAuthLDAPServic
e,ou=services,o=abc.com,o=isp") may be that's the reason why the MOD operation fails.
>
> You can manually remove any leftover junk from
> deleted domains, or see if we have a patch that
> actually addresses this. Latest public patch does
> not fully address it.
Indeed I already done this, but still the same. I will apply the latest patch to see if can be corrected.
Thank you.
Saludos.
# 3
You're right about err=32.
no such object
If the initial add works, but a delete and re-add does not, there must be something left from the delete.A patch may help. It may not.
I'm working a similar case for a customer, now, and I've just sent him the latest t-patch. He already has the latest available public patch. Didn't help.
I'll try to update here, when we reach a resolution.
