On Wednesday, Jan 22, 2003, at 14:38 US/Pacific, Jonathan Lane wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to get CFLDAP to "bind" to an LDAP server.
> ...
> I've tried using the username and password attributes in CFLDAP to
> connect, but I always get an authentication error. Is this what the
> username/password attributes are for? Does anyone have any experience
> doing this?
Here's code from our system that connects to an LDAP server. See the
note below about username!
<cfldap action="query"
name="ldapQuery"
timeout="90"
attributes="cn,uid,dn"
start="o=#domainName#"
scope="subtree"
separator="$"
filter="(uid=#userName#)"
username="cn=#userName#"
password="#password#"
server="#ldapServerName#">
Note that username is specified as cn=someUserName not just plain
someUserName.
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