How to convert ldif files into OpenLDAP in Windows

The ldif file written in Chinese Windows system uses gb2312 encoding by default, but LDAP stipulates that the ldif file needs to use the UTF-8 format, so the encoding conversion is required when importing the ldif file. The procedure is as follows:

1. Download The iconv.exe Program

2. Run the iconv.exe-F gb2312-T UTF-8 test1.ldif> test. ldif command on the Windows command line.

Command explanation:

-F: source file encoding format

-T: encoding format of the target file

Test1.ldif is the source file

> Test. ldif: output to test. ldif after conversion

3. Import the ldif file: ldapadd-X-d "cn = manager, Dc = sunwin, Dc = com"-w-F test. ldif

Command explanation:

-X for simple Authentication
-D is used to bind the server's DN
-W: the password for binding the DN
-F: The file that uses the ldif file to add entries