Christian Kratzer wrote:
Hi, On Thu, 3 Apr 2014, Jonas Kellens wrote:On 02-04-14 17:35, Christian Kratzer wrote:On Wed, 2 Apr 2014, Jonas Kellens wrote: <snipp/> start with a simple access to * by * read and nothing else and see that you can list your directory. Then start rebuilding your acl line by line. And keep rereading slapd.access manpage if somehting does not work to see if you have masked something of by accident. Greetings ChristianLike the title of my post says : my ACL works perfect on openLDAP v 2.3.43. I can not imagine I have to re-define my ACL rules from scratch because the version of openLDAP is higher ?!
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/appendix-upgrading.html#ACLs:%20searches%20require%20privileges%20on%20the%20search%20base
My rules aren't even so complicated... Some users have read, some have write.I just pointed you to the basic steps in trouble shooting. Either try to strip down your acl to see where the problem is or wait until somebody takes interest in your acl and debugs them for you. As the acl is quite short you should be able to find the problem easily. Greetings Christian
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