84 Netscape Directory Server Gateway Customization Guide
include
Description Specifies the location of another config file that should be read by the gateway.
Format include “<config file>”
Example include “../config/dsgw-l10n.conf”
location
Description Defines the location choices for adding new entries to the gateway. Each
location parameter represents a branch point in the directory tree below which
new entries can be added.
Format location <handle>
“<friendly name>”
“<dn>”
<handle>. An arbitrary string used by the location-suffix parameter to map a
type of entry to the locations where the entry can be created.
<friendly name> . An arbitrary string that represents the location. This string
should describe the location because the gateway displays this string to users to
represent the location.
<dn>. The distinguished name representing this branch point in the directory.
If this value is not terminated with a pound sign, the value specified on the
include parameter is appended to this value to build the fully qualified
distinguished name. If dn is terminated with a hash mark (#), the value
represented here is assumed to be a fully qualified distinguished name, and the
pound sign is stripped from the distinguished name before the DN is used by
the gateway.
Example The following example defines an entry creation location in a user directory.
This location corresponds to the Marketing organizational unit, and the
remainder of the distinguished name is built from the value set in the include
parameter:
location marketing “Marketing Organization” “ou=Marketing”
A slightly different example defines the same location but specifies the fully
qualified distinguished name:
location marketing “Marketing Organization” “ou=Marketing,
o=airius.com#”
