[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-13 Thread brent s. (Jira)


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brent s. commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:
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OH my word. Fixed.

I am so sorry for wasting your time; I had the dn.base ACL set to search and 
not read!

Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction! Closing.(y)

> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
> Attachments: connect_disconnect.log, enable_base_dn_server.log
>
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-13 Thread Stefan Seelmann (Jira)


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Stefan Seelmann commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:


The reason that "dc=baz,dc=quux" is shown as context entry in the DIT is that 
for a base object search no entry is returned, see the extract of the logs you 
provided below. Can you try to run that ldapsearch command and maybe vary it a 
bit (filter, returned attributes)? Is there an access control in place that 
this entry is not visible for the used user?

{noformat}
#!SEARCH REQUEST (14) OK
#!CONNECTION ldap://baz.domain.tld:389
#!DATE 2021-08-13T05:44:34.364
# LDAP URL : 
ldap://baz.domain.tld:389/dc=baz,dc=quux?hasSubordinates,objectClass??(objectClass=*)
# command line : ldapsearch -H ldap://baz.domain.tld:389 -ZZ -x -D 
"cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar" -W -b "dc=baz,dc=quux" -s base -a always -z 1 
"(objectClass=*)" "hasSubordinates" "objectClass"
# baseObject   : dc=baz,dc=quux
# scope: baseObject (0)
# derefAliases : derefAlways (3)
# sizeLimit: 1
# timeLimit: 0
# typesOnly: False
# filter   : (objectClass=*)
# attributes   : hasSubordinates objectClass

#!SEARCH RESULT DONE (14) OK
#!CONNECTION ldap://baz.domain.tld:389
#!DATE 2021-08-13T05:44:34.385
# numEntries : 0

{noformat}


> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
> Attachments: connect_disconnect.log, enable_base_dn_server.log
>
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-13 Thread brent s. (Jira)


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brent s. commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:
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[~seelmann] Thanks! That was indeed the cause of the missing log. Updated to 
*2.0.0.v20210717-M17* and confirmed the search logs work now.

I have attached two files:

* *connect_disconnect.log* - the one you asked for (though I forgot to disable 
the Result Entry logging before disconnecting; my apologies)
* *enable_base_dn_server.log* - this contains the log that occurs when I check 
(enable) the "Get base DNs from Root DSE" option for the connection profile in 
question. Hopefully it will also prove useful.

Each has been scrubbed and replaced with corresponding values from the example 
scenario in this issue's description for consistency.

Below you will find the LDIF for *dc=baz,dc=quux*'s 
(_ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_) proxied auth (back-ldap) configuration if you 
wish to have a reproducible case. It uses OpenLDAP's OLC ("dynamic runtime 
configuration"), again scrubbed and replaced with values matching the example 
scenario (including the Base64'd _olcDbIDAssertBind_ attribute).

{noformat}
dn: olcDatabase={3}ldap,cn=config
objectClass: olcDatabaseConfig
objectClass: olcLDAPConfig
olcDatabase: {3}ldap
olcReadOnly: TRUE
olcSuffix: dc=foo,dc=bar
olcDbIDAssertBind:: YmluZG1ldGhvZD1zaW1wbGUKYmluZGRuPSJjbj1iYXosb3U9U2VydmVy
 cyxkYz1mb28sZGM9YmFyIgpjcmVkZW50aWFscz1bUkVEQUNURUQgUEFTU1dPUkRdCnN0YXJ0dGx
 zPWNyaXRpY2FsCnRsc19wcm90b2NvbF9taW49MS4yCg==
olcDbProtocolVersion: 3
olcDbProxyWhoAmI: TRUE
olcDbRebindAsUser: TRUE
olcDbSessionTrackingRequest: TRUE
olcDbStartTLS: propagate
olcDbURI: ldap://foo.domain.tld
{noformat}

> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
> Attachments: connect_disconnect.log, enable_base_dn_server.log
>
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-12 Thread Stefan Seelmann (Jira)


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Stefan Seelmann commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:


bq. Full version string is 2.0.0.v20210213-M16. I've followed the procedure 
above but both the log window and the exported log file is completely empty, 
even with Search Result Entry Logs enabled, before, during, and after the 
connection and disconnect.

This is a known bug in this version. Can you please try to latest version 
2.0.0.v20210717-M17 that was release 2 weeks ago? (It also solves some issues 
with the namingContexts, even if yours sounds different, see changelog 
https://directory.apache.org/studio/changelog.html)

> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-12 Thread brent s. (Jira)


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brent s. commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:
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Full version string is *2.0.0.v20210213-M16* according to Help > About Apache 
Directory Studio, though this has been an issue for every version of the 
software I've used (I've been using it for about a year and a half now and keep 
it relatively up to date). I tried selecting it from the list but wasn't able 
to find it.

 

That is correct, namingContexts includes both.

I've followed the procedure above but both the log window and the exported log 
file is completely empty, even with _Search Result Entry Logs_ enabled, before, 
during, and after the connection and disconnect.

 

> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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[jira] [Commented] (DIRSTUDIO-1285) Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used

2021-08-12 Thread Stefan Seelmann (Jira)


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Stefan Seelmann commented on DIRSTUDIO-1285:


Which Studio version do you use? (full version string)

So namingContexts contains both dc=baz,dc=quux and dc=foo,dc=bar, correct?

Can you please clear the "Search Logs", enable the "Search Result Entry Logs" 
option, open the connection once, then post the "Search Logs" output (anonymize 
the data please). Disable the "Search Result Entry Logs" afterwards again as it 
logs a lot otherwise. 
https://nightlies.apache.org/directory/studio/2.0.0.v20210717-M17/userguide/ldap_browser/tools_search_logs_view.html


> Proxied auth leads to wrong DIT/rootDSE being used
> --
>
> Key: DIRSTUDIO-1285
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1285
> Project: Directory Studio
>  Issue Type: Bug
>Affects Versions: 2.0.0
>Reporter: brent s.
>Priority: Major
>
> If using Apache Directory Studio as a client to OpenLDAP using [remote 
> bind|https://www.openldap.org/faq/data/cache/532.html] (see *Identity 
> Assertion*), the incorrect DIT/rootDSE is used and the proper DIT/rootDSE is 
> seemingly never detected.
> For example, the following scenario:
> 
> BindDN (as configured in the connection profile): _cn=joe,dc=foo,dc=bar_
>  Server (as configured in the connection profile): _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_
> _ldap://baz.domain.tld:389_ contains *dc=baz,dc=quux*.
> *dc=baz,dc=quux* is configured to proxy all bind requests for *anything under 
> dc=foo,dc=bar* to proxy (back-ldap) the bind request to 
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ using identity assertion.
> _ldap://foo.domain.tld:389_ obviously contains *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
> 
>  
> When the above bindDN and Server is used, binding successfully takes place. 
> However, the only DIT/rootDSE visible is *dc=foo,dc=bar* and _*not*_ 
> *dc=baz,dc=quux*! In other words, the DIT that exists on the actual server. 
> This is, obviously, incorrect.
> This is handled correctly in the openLDAP clients (e.g. _ldapsearch_).
>  
> Ensuring "Get base DNs from Root DSE" is checked in the connection profile 
> does not change this behavior. _Ensuring that is disabled and specifying 
> e.g._ *dc=baz,dc=quux* _manually as the base DN does not change this 
> behavior!_ Using the "Fetch Base DNs" button does not change this behavior; 
> it only detects *dc=foo,dc=bar*.
>  
> I can see both DIT DNs in the root DSE's _namingContexts_ attributes.



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