Hi **Shihab**,
The first line of your ldiff file is this:
```
dn: inum=@!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218!0005!9472,ou=attributes,o=@!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218,o=gluu
```
Change this `o=@!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218` to match the correct value.
The import failed because there isn't an organisation with id `@!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218` under `gluu` organisation on the instance where the import is apply.
So you can use a ldap browser like `jxplorer` to find the right value for an organisation under `gluu` hierarchy.
Bellow is an example: I want to import your ldif file in my Gluu instance.
We my jxplorer i can see that the correct value is `@!619C.061B.1A7E.5AF4!0001!4377.CD0A`.
Screenshot [here](https://pasteboard.co/HbZu5a9.png)
So i change the first line of your ldif file to match my ldap structure like this.
```
dn: inum=@!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218!0005!9472,ou=attributes,o=@!619C.061B.1A7E.5AF4!0001!4377.CD0A,o=gluu
oxValidation: {"minLength":null,"maxLength":null,"regexp":""}
gluuAttributeType: string
description: The home publication of the user
displayName: Home Publication
gluuAttributeEditType: admin
inum: @!C6F1.6ADE.4777.2F1B!0001!3B73.1218!0005!9472
gluuAttributeName: homePublication
gluuAttributeOrigin: cuePerson
oxAuthClaimName: homePublication
oxSCIMCustomAttribute: true
gluuSAML1URI: urn:gluu:dir:attribute-def:homePublication
gluuStatus: active
objectClass: top
objectClass: gluuAttribute
oxMultivaluedAttribute: false
gluuSAML2URI: urn:oid:1.3.6.1.4.1.48710.1.3.1003
```
And then import the modified ldif file.
Hope that help.
Thanks