Martin Jungowski <[email protected]> writes: > I'm facing a weird problem with ldapsearch on our companies CentOS > OpenLDAP Server (CentOS 5.5, OpenLDAP 2.3.43-12.el5). Our DIT is as > follows: > > o=company_name,c=country,ou=branch,ou=pool > > Within that pool are all users of that particular branch office. With > some of those ldapsearch does not return a result when the search base is > o=company_name but does return one starting with c=country,o=company_name: > > martin/linux2$ ldapsearch -x -h icld -b c=de,o=company_name uid | grep dn > | grep s_sarwar > dn: uid=s_sarwar,ou=pool,ou=branch,c=de,o=company_name > martin/linux2$ ldapsearch -x -h icld -b o=company_name uid | grep dn | > grep s_sarwar > martin/linux2$ > > With other users within that same branch it works as expected: > > martin/linux2$ ldapsearch -x -h icld -b c=de,o=company_name uid | grep dn > | grep t_ceylan > dn: uid=t_ceylan,ou=pool,ou=branch,c=de,o=company_name > martin/linux2$ ldapsearch -x -h icld -b o=company_name uid | grep dn | > grep t_ceylan > dn: uid=t_ceylan,ou=pool,ou=branch,c=de,o=company_name > martin/linux2$ > > It does work for s_sarwar when I use the admin account to bind to in > ldapsearch but my understanding is that it should work without it as > well. We have no roles, no ACLs, no encryption, no nothing in that > server. Simple authentication, nothing complicated. > > Any ideas?
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