Emmanuel Lecharny wrote:
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)
I did understand that, I just put it in to show that the password really
is good.
My problem (I think) is what I tell the ldap server what I want to
connect to.
So your entry with DN "cn=Susie,ou=hoohaa,dc=example,dc=com" exists, I
guess.
It does indeed (has a userPassword field!).
Do you have some access control rules set in your OpenLdap config file ?
Funny you should ask! Here they are
access to attrs=userPassword by self write
access to attrs=userPassword by anonymous auth
access to attrs=userPassword by * compare
access to dn.base="" by * read
access to dn.base="cn=Subschema" by * read
access to * by self write
access to * by users read
access to * by anonymous auth
I must confess to having copied and pasted them from various how-to
tutorials. I do not profess to understand them as much as I should.
As I indicated above the two (non mutually exclusive unfortunately)
leadin candidates are access rules and what I'm trying to connect to
(seems I've tried everything for the latter case).
Thanks
Bernard Higonnet
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