Hi Colin,
I think this is because AD uses a different date format.
LAM expects "19940413000000Z" while you need "19940413000000.0Z".
The solution would be to use a text field with date type validation. But
looks like the "Z" is causing issues. Will dig deeper and provide
feedback the next few days.
Best regards
Roland
Am 24.06.23 um 13:22 schrieb colin.weitm...@tudk.de:
Hello Roland,
We recently set up LAM Pro with Active Directory for managing our theatre
internal user accounts.
In general it works fine, now I’m about to add some custom attributes to AD
and map them in LAM accordingly.
Where I’m having trouble is with “LDAP date” type custom fields.
I added a “birthday” attribute in AD with Type “Generalized Time”. When I
enter a date in AD directly I can also see it in the format
“19940413000000.0Z” in LAM – but it doesn’t seem to map it to a date in the
configured d.m.Y format.
And vice versa – if I enter a date through the date picker and click save –
it also throughs an error saying:
“LDAP-Fehler, der Server meldet: Invalid syntax - 00000057: LdapErr:
DSID-0C091050, comment: Error in attribute conversion operation, data 0,
v4f7c“
How can I resolve this? Am I missing any additional settings that are needed
to make the mapping work?
Best regards,
Colin
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