Lloyd Zusman writes:
Sam Varshavchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:Lloyd Zusman writes:And finally, the LDAP_BINDDN and LDAP_BINDPW values are indeed set properly in authldaprc. Is there some sort of authldap configuration option that's necessary in order for auth_passwd() to function properly? Or ... ???No. I would suggest setting DEBUG_LOGIN=2 in authdaemond, and see what gets logged. Although there are no debug messages in the code, at the moment, that log what happens during a password change attempt, at least you'll be logging what happens during authentication.Thanks. OK I did that, and when I made the password change attempt, I got this error in syslog: Jan 16 16:59:51 authdaemond: LDAP modify failed: Insufficient access Everything else that came prior to that was the logging of a successful operation. Does anyone know what I have to do in order to give authdaemond/authldap sufficient access to modify the database?
This looks like access controls on your LDAP server. You need to tell your LDAP server that this client is allowed to change the password field.
You're all set on the Courier side. You need to fix up the LDAP server side.
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