An LDAP Addressbook - how?

Hello --

Ever since I got a DSL connection with a permanent IP address, I've been
wanting to use an LDAP server as a centralised addressbook. That way, when
I'm out on the road I can still access my address book from my laptop, via
GPRS.

However, although I've got OpenLDAP up and running, I can't find a GUI-based
tool that will easily allow me to populate an LDAP server with entries.
KAddressbook is read-only, which is no good. Can anyone help?

Many thanks,

Rohan Beckles
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http://www.iit.edu/~gawojar/ldap/
any other ldap browser would do as well, but this is my choice, it's java
based so runs on both windows.
Jan

"Rohan Beckles" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:3fdf55fc$0$11174$(E-Mail Removed) ...
> Hello --
>
> Ever since I got a DSL connection with a permanent IP address, I've been
> wanting to use an LDAP server as a centralised addressbook. That way,
when
> I'm out on the road I can still access my address book from my laptop, via
> GPRS.
>
> However, although I've got OpenLDAP up and running, I can't find a
GUI-based
> tool that will easily allow me to populate an LDAP server with entries.
> KAddressbook is read-only, which is no good. Can anyone help?
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Rohan Beckles
> (E-Mail Removed)

After a long battle with technology, Rohan Beckles <(E-Mail Removed)>, an earthling, wrote:
> Ever since I got a DSL connection with a permanent IP address, I've
> been wanting to use an LDAP server as a centralised addressbook.
> That way, when I'm out on the road I can still access my address
> book from my laptop, via GPRS.
>
> However, although I've got OpenLDAP up and running, I can't find a
> GUI-based tool that will easily allow me to populate an LDAP server
> with entries. KAddressbook is read-only, which is no good. Can
> anyone help?

I use GQ, which is a GTK-based LDAP tool that isn't "read-only."
<http://biot.com/gq/>
--
wm(X,Y):-write(X),write('@'),write(Y). wm('aa454','freenet.carleton.ca').
http://cbbrowne.com/info/nonrdbms.html
I just removed the instructions in MC:COMMON;LINS > which specify that
it should be installed on AI. We'll certainly miss that machine, and
probably spend the rest of our lives fixing programs that mention it.