Daniel Lim a écrit :
Hi Alexandre,
I used the -W -D options but still failed with invalid
credential, this is what I have done;
$ ldapsearch -x -h rajah -W -D "cn=limd, ou=contacts,
dc=dpws, dc=nsw.gov.au"
Enter LDAP Password:
ldap_bind: Invalid credentials
When I turned on debug at slapd there was this message
at the end;
ldap_read: want=8, got=0
Is that slapd debugging output or is that ldapsearch debugging output ?
Can you read in slapd logs (with log level of 256) to see what happens
? (send releavent part of it if you can).
Did you try to connect to the directory with other tools (eg. Jxplorer)
with same credentials ?
Thanks,
Daniel
--- Alexandre Garel <garel.alexandre@agora.msa.fr>
wrote:
Daniel Lim a écrit :
Hi there,
I have successfully installed openldap-2.2.14 on
SuSe
SLES 8.1 Linux to work with mysql-3.23.52-27.
I can use ldapsearch from another Linux box to
retrieve successfully a user details from the
OpenLDAP
host with backend MySql using the following
options;
# ldapsearch -x -h <ldapserver> -b
"cn=user1,ou=contacts,dc=example,dc=com"
But when I use the option -W to prompt for simple
password authentication it fails;
$ ldapsearch -x -h rajah -W -b
'cn=user1,ou=contacts,dc=example,dc=com'
Enter LDAP Password:
ldap_bind: Invalid credentials
The user have to be specified with -D option, -b
specify the base of the
search
so if you use -W there shall be a -D
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