Bernard T. Higonnet wrote:
Hello,
Well, I have a server that seems to be working (openldap-server 2.4.
FreeBSD 7.0). I can pretty much do whatever I want (i.e. those few
things I understand...) as root.
But I have not been able to allow non-root users to do anything at all.
I have user "cn=Susie,ou=hoohaa,dc=example,dc=com". I have generated a
password using ldappasswd. I then put the resulting
"{SSHA}oiuihciauhcgc"in the userPassword field by hand. No matter what
I do, this user can not connect.
I use two ldap browser/editors, Apache Studio under W2000 (really
cool) and GQ under (another machine running) FreeBSD. Among other
things both show the password. When I go to connect, no soap: "Invalid
credentials"
Studio will even check that the password is good!
This is just a local check. It takes the clear text password and encrypt
it, then compares it with the entry's password (the one you got when
being root)
So your entry with DN "cn=Susie,ou=hoohaa,dc=example,dc=com" exists, I
guess.
Do you have some access control rules set in your OpenLdap config file ?
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
directory.apache.org
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