Dear Muthukumar, I have testes that ... as you told me but the error messages remained intact. Here is the sample that I used: /ldapsearch -h <host-name> -xv -b <bind name> "<uid=sharpknifeedg>
Which sharpknifeedge is my user ID in the list of my AD users. I tested something else too. I entered this command this time: /ldapsearch -h <host-name> -xv -b dc=hov,dc=butanegroup,dc=com "uid=sharpknifeedge" This time I didn't receive any error message but there was no specifications of my ID. It seems it has found the ldap machine but without any logical response. Cheers Hamed -----Original Message----- From: Muthukumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 2004/01/11 07:55 ?.? To: Hamed Majnoonian Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [squid-users] Question about the argument of ldapsearch! > # LDAPv3 > # base <dc=juno,dc=hov,dc=butanegroup,dc=com> with scope sub > # filter: Attribute=* > # requesting: ALL > # > # search result > search: 2 > Ok.If u want to search the particular user informations from the LDAP directory means you have to specify the attribute. Attribute in the sense the uid or uidNumber,dn or ... etc. not as attribute=*. /ldapsearch -h <host-name> -xv -b <bind name> "<attribute=<attribute-value> attribute = uid or uidNumber or dn etc attribute-value = user1 or 3456 like that Regards, Muthukumar.
