suffix ${SCHEMADN}
rootdn cn=Manager,${SCHEMADN}
directory ${LDAPDIR}/db/schema
-index objectClass eq
-index samAccountName eq
-index name eq
-index objectCategory eq
-index lDAPDisplayName eq
-index subClassOf eq
-index cn eq
-index entryUUID,entryCSN eq
+${NOSYNC}
+${INDEX_CONFIG}
#syncprov is stable in OpenLDAP 2.3, and available in 2.2.
#We need this for the contextCSN attribute and mmr.
suffix ${CONFIGDN}
rootdn cn=Manager,${CONFIGDN}
directory ${LDAPDIR}/db/config
-index objectClass eq
-index samAccountName eq
-index name eq
-index objectSid eq
-index objectCategory eq
-index nCName eq
-index subClassOf eq
-index dnsRoot eq
-index nETBIOSName eq
-index cn eq
-index entryUUID,entryCSN eq
+${NOSYNC}
+${INDEX_CONFIG}
#syncprov is stable in OpenLDAP 2.3, and available in 2.2.
#We need this for the contextCSN attribute and mmr.
suffix ${DOMAINDN}
rootdn cn=Manager,${DOMAINDN}
directory ${LDAPDIR}/db/user
-index objectClass eq
-index samAccountName eq
-index name eq
-index objectSid eq
-index objectCategory eq
-index member eq
-index uidNumber eq
-index gidNumber eq
-index nCName eq
-index lDAPDisplayName eq
-index subClassOf eq
-index dnsRoot eq
-index nETBIOSName eq
-index cn eq
-index entryUUID,entryCSN eq
+${NOSYNC}
+${INDEX_CONFIG}
#syncprov is stable in OpenLDAP 2.3, and available in 2.2.
#We need this for the contextCSN attribute and mmr.