On 19/05/2021 12:26, 4 Integration wrote:
Hi again,
I noted that when using LdapConnectionTemplate and authenticate(...) it
doesn't return any useful error codes in the exception and no
PasswordWarning.
Shouldn't this scenario return a PasswordWarning?
Hi,
On 18/05/2021 11:03, 4 Integration wrote:
Hi again,
I have had a discussion with our vendor but they have difficulties to
determine the underlying root cause more than error 49
(INVALID_CREDENTIALS). I made a simple Java application to test this and
cannot find anything more when debugging
Hi again,
I noted that when using LdapConnectionTemplate and authenticate(...) it
doesn't return any useful error codes in the exception and no
PasswordWarning.
Shouldn't this scenario return a PasswordWarning?
Hi again,
I have had a discussion with our vendor but they have difficulties to
determine the underlying root cause more than error 49
(INVALID_CREDENTIALS). I made a simple Java application to test this and
cannot find anything more when debugging the PasswordException.
Do you have any guidance
On 06/05/2021 14:08, 4 Integration wrote:
@Emmanuel, sure I have a dialogue with them as well but since I know
they use Apache Directory LDAP API and (most) the debug logs are from
`org.apache.directory` trying to understand the behavior of LDAP API
interacting with Active Directory.
I would
@Emmanuel, sure I have a dialogue with them as well but since I know
they use Apache Directory LDAP API and (most) the debug logs are from
`org.apache.directory` trying to understand the behavior of LDAP API
interacting with Active Directory.
I would expect many other users of LDAP API facing the
Hi,
I will focus on the important part of your message :
"We are using a commercial IdP product (Curity)"
The best you can do is to ask them about the error you(ve got.
On 06/05/2021 09:43, 4 Integration wrote:
Hi,
We are using a commercial IdP product (Curity) which in turn uses
Apache
Hi,
We are using a commercial IdP product (Curity) which in turn uses
Apache Directory API and we integrate with our Active Directory (AD).
When adding new accounts/users in AD we set the flag `pwdLastSet=0`
(or as in AD "User must change password at next logon") and a default
password.
When I
