OpenLDAP Faq-O-Matic: How do I use the defaultaccess directive?

	OpenLDAP Faq-O-Matic : OpenLDAP Software FAQ : Configuration : SLAPD Configuration : Access Control : How do I use the defaultaccess directive?
	The `defaultaccess` directive is deprecated as of OpenLDAP 2.1. Instead, use the `access` directive.
	In the absence of any `access`, non-`rootdn` access is granted based upon the value of the `defaultaccess` directive. You can change the default access on a global or per-dabase basis using: defaultaccess <access> where <access> normally either `read` or `none`. Note: if any `access` directive is defined, the default access becomes `none`.
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