In the immortal words of Chris Ridd:
> > Also, the unicodePwd requires special formatting in order to be
> > accepted by the server (search the list archives; I've posted code to
> > do this a few times...)
>
> Much as I dislike having server-specific stuff in the docs, this is probably
> a valid
On 16 Apr 2004, at 00:10, Christopher A Bongaarts wrote:
In the immortal words of Paul Connolly:
The password attribute in Active Directory is unicodePwd (in
objectClass
securityPrincipal) and not userPassword. Note that you can only
perform
LDAP operations on unicodePwd if SSL is being used.
Als
On 16/4/04 12:10 am, Christopher A Bongaarts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the immortal words of Paul Connolly:
>> The password attribute in Active Directory is unicodePwd (in objectClass
>> securityPrincipal) and not userPassword. Note that you can only perform
>> LDAP operations on unicodePwd
In the immortal words of Paul Connolly:
> The password attribute in Active Directory is unicodePwd (in objectClass
> securityPrincipal) and not userPassword. Note that you can only perform
> LDAP operations on unicodePwd if SSL is being used.
Also, the unicodePwd requires special formatting in ord
April 2004 13:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problems with creating a user password
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to create a new user. It is disabled, but I managed to enable
him by setting his 'userAccountControl' to 544. I also want to change
his password which is an empty one by
Hello everyone,
I'm trying to create a new user. It is disabled, but I managed to enable
him by setting his 'userAccountControl' to 544. I also want to change
his password which is an empty one by default. But I really cannot find
how to do this with Net::LDAP and PERL. I tried the following :
