In this directory you can place the file with the UVOS attribute type
(AT) definitions. The format of this file is very simple as it is read 
upon server startup. However UVOS distribution contains a program
which converts LDAP schema files to this format. 

In the default distribution there are following files here:

 * core.schema, cosine.schema	: Example original schema files
 taken from the openldap (http://www.openldap.org) source distribution
 
 * default.schema				: The merge of the two above schema files
 with rarely needed ATs deleted. 
 
 * ldap.at						: default.schema converted to UVOS format.
 
 * uvosCore.at					: core attribute types commonly used in UVOS
 and UNICORE. It is highly suggested to keep them (however you can 
 change descriptions).
 
 * openLdapLicense.txt			: as name says (it is required to keep this
 because of using their schem files).


 The FORMAT of the UVOS AT file:
 
It is extremely simple, line based format. 
	* Every line beginning with '#' is ignored.
	* Every AT is defined by block of consecutive lines. 
	* Every block is separated from other blocks by at 
	least one empty line.
	* Block contains the following 4 lines:
		1. 'AT' (literal)
		2. attribute name (key)
		3. attribute short description or full name.
		4. attribute full description
