Thank you very much for your help. Indeed this is again a problem of
accessing LDAP. Modifying the access rules in my slapd.conf so that
everyone from 'localhost' is allowed to read the database does the job.
However allowing read access to everything and/or everyone connecting
from local host is not really a very sophisticated solution. If I had
only one database I could use the settings
$servers->setValue('login','bind_id','uid=phpldap,dc=aa,dc=ch');
$servers->setValue('login','bind_pass','secret');
for access, correct? But how do I do this if I have more then one
database, 3 in my case? I would be in need of an array that allows login
to 'dc=aa,dc=ch', 'dc=bb,dc=ch' and 'dc=cc,dc=ch'. I guess this is not
possible with the current release of phpLDAPadmin.
regards Felix
On 18.05.2011 02:42, Deon George wrote:
> Since these are base entries, does your account have access to at least
> read these base entries?
>
> Even though 2 of them will show up as non-existing (if you dont have
> read access), you should be able to browse the 3rd (which I'm assuming
> you do have access).
>
> Somebody else reported a problem with not accessing base DNs, and thus
> not being able to traverse the base DN they did have LDAP access to. If
> this is the case for you, then please upgrade to 1.2.1.1 (minor update
> really), and we'll diagnose it from there.
>
> ...deon
>
> On 18/05/11 02:14, Felix Brack (Mailinglist) wrote:
>> What am I missing here?
>
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