On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Craig Scott wrote: > But as ldapsearch works every time along with the other ldap tools and > facilities we employ does this not point towards the of squid_ldap_auth > module?
Not sure. It does pretty much the same things as ldapsearch with a binddn specified. The only difference is that after the search have completed squid_ldap_auth rebinds as the user found in the directory. If your server rejected every request or the use of persistent LDAP connections this would make sense as a source of the problem, but not rejecting every second request to the LDAP server like your logs indicate. > Furthermore, as I mentioned squid_ldap_auth was working fine with > Windows 2000 active directory, the 2000 to 2003 active directory upgrade > process modifies the directory schema and introduces new security > settings might these be effecting the ldap queries performed by > squid_ldap_auth? Security settings may obviously have some effect, but these usually are a all or nothing. Regards Henrik
