From: Jim H. <ha...@us...> - 2002-07-22 13:28:27
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Here are a few things to look at: Did you bind with a dn and password that allows access to modifyTimestamp? You must explicitly ask for it in the attriubute list by something like attrs => [ "modifiersName","modifyTimestamp","createTimeStamp","lastLoginTime",'creatorsName' ] or say you want everything using attrs => [ "*" ] For your number 3 point, be careful. On some LDAP servers (e.g. Novell), cn is part of the structure, but not a searchable attribute unless you explitly populate it. So, make sure a search of cn=Frank works by itself. Related to that, I always include a Z at the end of modifyTimestamp. For example, modifyTimestamp>=20020722124012Z Ihr Englisch ist besser dann meine Deutsch On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 Bet...@gm... wrote: > Hello, i have a Problem, with the Modifikation Timestamp. > Im Search for Entrys in our x.500 Directory. This is okay, but i must get > the Modifikation Timestamp of the Entrys. > The Name of this Attribute ist modifyTimestamp. > When i'm write this Attributname in the Attributlist, i'm get back no > Attributes, and a code Number 3 .... > 1. who is my failure? > 2. How can i get the System Attribut ModifyTimestamp? > 3. Can i say, search all Entrys with cn=Frank and a modify Timestamp greater > then 20020722124012? > > please help me, i'm despairing > and sorry for my bad english > Frank > > P.s.: with the Freeware Java Browser this funtion workt Perfectly, the > Browser tay me the modifyTimestamp > > -- > GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet. > http://www.gmx.net > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > |