Hi
I have this code (PHP5) as part of a class to do some LDAP stuff...
public function connect()
{
$this-ds = @ldap_connect( $this-server, $this-port ); ###
This seems to return true no matter waht
if ( $this-ds ) {
// A successful connection was made
I believe the manual says that ldap_connect doesn't actually make the
connection but rather it just simply sets up the connection
parameters. The actual connection doesn't happen until ldap_bind is
executed.
- or so I recall reading some where ;-)
On Jun 19, 2006, at 9:06 AM, Steve
Richard Lynch wrote:
On Mon, April 18, 2005 2:43 am, Steve Turnbull said:
I am running a LAMP setup consisting of Debian (testing), PHP4, Apache2,
and
MySQL 4.
When I installed php, I used apt-get, and included in the list of modules
was libapache2_mod_php4 php4 php4-ldap ...
PHP works
Hi
I am running a LAMP setup consisting of Debian (testing), PHP4, Apache2, and
MySQL 4.
When I installed php, I used apt-get, and included in the list of modules
was libapache2_mod_php4 php4 php4-ldap ...
PHP works fine, and a test phpinfo() brings up all of the expected
parameters (at least I
On Mon, April 18, 2005 2:43 am, Steve Turnbull said:
I am running a LAMP setup consisting of Debian (testing), PHP4, Apache2,
and
MySQL 4.
When I installed php, I used apt-get, and included in the list of modules
was libapache2_mod_php4 php4 php4-ldap ...
PHP works fine, and a test
Everytime I try to run this function it says that it is an undefined
function LDAP_connection
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I am new to using PHP on RedHat 7.3 and am running into a problem with
ldap_connect(). When I attempt to run ldap_connect, I get the error:
Call to undefined function: ldap_connect()
The system I am working on has the default install of Redhat 7.3 with Apache
version Apache/1.3.23. It has
Hello,
my problem is to enable a secure connection between a PHP script an an
LDAP directory using SSL.
The LDAP server is already recompiled and running with ssl/tsl-support.
PHP-4.0.6. is compiled with-openssl. But when I try to use
ldap_connect('ldaps://hostname/') like suggested in the
Hi again Susanne, I'm on this list too...
On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 11:13:51AM +0100, Susanne Benkert wrote:
The LDAP server is already recompiled and running with ssl/tsl-support.
PHP-4.0.6. is compiled with-openssl. But when I try to use
ldap_connect('ldaps://hostname/') like suggested in the
Hi Stig,
Unknown Sender wrote:
This works for me. For ldap_connect(ldap://hostname;) to work, you need
OpenLDAP 2.x libs but that's all. Are you sure PHP is using that library?
I'm quite sure, because other ldap functions work properly such as
ldap_connect(hostname); or ldapsearch()...
I
On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 12:19:24PM +0100, Susanne Benkert wrote:
This works for me. For ldap_connect(ldap://hostname;) to work, you need
OpenLDAP 2.x libs but that's all. Are you sure PHP is using that library?
I'm quite sure, because other ldap functions work properly such as
the ldap_connect man page states that calling ldap_connect with no
arguements should return the link identifier to the open ldap
connection. in the following code i find that the script stops before
writing the second printf statement:
$LDAP_CONNECTION = ldap_connect($MY_LDAP_SERVER);
Brad S. Jackson wrote:
It looks like the documentation is wrong. The C source code for the LDAP module
doesn't do anything special with zero arguments.
switch(ZEND_NUM_ARGS()) {
case 0:
host = NULL;
port = 0;
that would explain why
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