Re: FW: [Ldap-users-questions] ldap-user admin module gives Internal Server Error when clicked upon

[Wil C. <wc...@na...>]

Also Sprach SHACK, CARL, JR, ALBAS <cs...@at...> on Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at=
 09:07:22AM PST
>=20
> I haven't used ldap-search or ldap-modify before.  How do you use them?
> Also, I'm now presented with the screen that allows me to create a new
> user only because I removed the Admin password from the config info,
> but no users are found which indicates to me that it's not seeing
> the LDAP server.  If I enter the password back in, then I receive the
> previous error again.  Here's the contents of my config file(not actual
> values for security reasons):
>
> server=3Dour.secure.ip.address
> port=3D389
> base=3Dservice=3Drar
> user=3Drar
> passwd=3Dsecurity
> gid=3Dbin
> maildomain=3D.com
> homes=3D/home
> shell=3D/bin/bash
> outlook=3D1
> createhome=3D1 =20

This doesn't look right.  Your 'user' should be a DN, like
'cn=3DManager,dc=3Dexample,dc=3Dcom' (although possibly if you're using
SASL it needn't be, but I don't know about SASL).  Base should also
be a some sort of structural object, like 'dc=3Dexample,dc=3Dcom'.

BTW Fernando, I found a simple problem some time ago I forgot to
report; if you disable Outlook schema, the user isn't prompted for
the 'givenname' attribute, and due to new_user_ok() checking for it,
it's not possible to actually save a new user with Outlook attributes
turned off.

Wil
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