I tried my function in another test system and I get a correct value.
Here, I get the followinng value :
SambaPwdLastSet: 1.585739918586E12
but finally I found a solution changing my function to :
var seconds = java.time.Instant.now().getEpochSecond();
Le 01.04.2020 à 13:03, Arnaud Gymnase a écrit :
Hello all,
I thouhg I found the solution calculating a SambaPwdLastSet value but
as I'm really not an expert en Java, I failed ....
I had the follwing in my dataset
/<dataset>//
// <name>SambaPwdLastSet</name>//
// <policy>FORCE</policy>//
// <defaultValues>//
// </defaultValues>//
// <forceValues>//
//<string>js:TimeInSecond()</string>//
// </forceValues>//
// <createValues>//
// </createValues>//
// </dataset>
/
And my function TimeInSecond() is the following : /
/
/function TimeInSecond() {//
// var date= new Date();//
// var timestamp = Math.floor(date/1000);//
//return timestamp//
// }/
My function is called, this is is fine, but the result seems to be
always 0 :
* [LDAP: error code 21 - SambaPwdLastSet: value #0 invalid per syntax*
So I think my function has a problem ... but
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