Re: Problem with Simple auth on Windows 2000

[Todd <net...@ch...>]

You are the man!

Commenting out the unbind gave me:

# ldap.pl myid mypass
uid=myid,ou=PROD-XYZ-VW-COM,ou=internal,ou=xyzoa,dc=xyz,dc=com

Can't locate object method "shift_entry" via package "Net::LDAP::Bind" 
(perhaps
you forgot to load "Net::LDAP::Bind"?) at E:\Inetpub\scripts\ldap.pl line 
35.


So I commented out the callback and presto!


# ldap.pl myid mypass
uid=myid,ou=PROD-XYZ-VW-COM,ou=internal,ou=xyzoa,dc=xyz,dc=com

# ldap.pl myid wrongpass
uid=myid,ou=PROD-XYZ-VW-COM,ou=internal,ou=xyzoa,dc=xyz,dc=com

Return code: 49
Message: LDAP_INVALID_CREDENTIALS : The wrong password was supplied or the 
SASL credentials could not be processed
MessageID: 3
DN:


Thanks!

-Todd

On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Chris Ridd wrote:

> 
> One possibility is that the server doesn't like you rebinding after sending
> an unbind on the connection. The socket you've got open isn't actually
> closed (despite your comment!) until the $ldap object is destroyed.
> 
> There's actually no real need to unbind at all as the standard supports
> issuing multiple binds on the same connection, so maybe just delete the
> $ldap->unbind call and see what happens.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Chris
>