Thank you, you were to the point. Best regards.
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 7:15 PM, Bjørn Ruberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > John Nietzsche wrote: >> >> Dear gentleman, >> >> i have installed and configured a fully environment containg debian, >> openldap, cyrus-sasl and bdb. I am facing a curious problem in my >> environment: >> >> With a ldif file i had inserted a set of user (replacing nis with >> openldap). When i perform a ldapsearch on the tree whe field >> userPassword is not shown (or it was not added when importing with >> ldapadd). >> >> Did anybody already face such scenario? I am losing my hairs .... >> > > Chances are that a rather standard ACL blocks anyone from reading the > userPassword attribute. Try doing an ldapsearch while authenticated as your > admin user instead. > > Also, the command "slapcat" (run as root or as the openldap user account) > will give you a complete dump of the database, with no access lists > filtering out certain information. > > Please take the time to read the slapd.conf configuration file, pretty much > is documented there (including the ACLs). > > -- > Bjørn >
