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[Jxplorer-users] Re: New JXplorer release 3.2b4

Hi Lou,    I'm delighted that you got it working, and yeah, I've had similar problems with products installing 'private' versions of java that then mess other things up.  Sometimes it can be really tricky tracking the problem down too - well done :-)    No, I hadn't heard of the Confluence wiki, bu

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer installation

Hi, this normally means that it can't find it in the path (as opposed to looking for JAVA_HOME). Can you type 'java -version' and get a reasonable response from the command line? If you can, then the installer is fritzed and you'll need to install manually from one of the 'deploy

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Automated/Silent deployment

Hi Paul,   file locations are stored in the jxconfig.txt file, so you could work with that.  However, JX will happily write those file locations defaulting to it's current location if they don't exist - you may be able to get away with simply unpacking it to your destination directory and providing

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Error 34 Invalid DN

Hi Vijay,       it looks like you're doing this at a programmatic level, rather than using the GUI?  Your best option is to look at the excellent 'JNDI Tutorial' written by Rosanna Lee at Sun: http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tutorial/ - particularly http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/tutorial/basi

[Jxplorer-users] Re: 1000 Entries limit

Hi Elia,    unless you've modified the JXplorer configuration yourself to set a limit, JX accepts as many entries as the server will give it.  However most servers have a limit set in their configuration, and 1000 is not uncommon. You will probably need to adjust your server configuration.   - Chri

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Error 34 Invalid DN

Hi Vijay,   the user ID for logging on must be a DN itself - the DN of  a valid user entry with a matching password.  If you are simply using a user name like 'Vijay', you'll get an invalid DN exception, you need something like 'cn=Vijay, dc=co, dc=uk' (or whatever).   cheers,       ChrisOn 09/05/2

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Jxplorer-users digest, Vol 1 #215 - 2 msgs

Sergio Gelato writes: [Chris, private communication:] > sounds like the zero G installer is failing for some weird > reason; maybe it can't find the right java path, or maybe it isn't > compatible with java 1.5 on this version of linux for some reason... > *shrug* - use the .tar.gz versi

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Jxplorer-users digest, Vol 1 #215 - 2 msgs

* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-04-01 20:26:29 -0800]: > From: "Louis-Maurice de Sousa" > Date: Sat, 01 Apr 2006 10:06:58 +0200 > Subject: [Jxplorer-users] Problem lauching Jxplorer > > Hello, [...] > Kernel 2.6.15.1-686 [...] > I've installed jre-1.5.06. > When I launch Jxplorer, I have this result :

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Protecting "*" as wildcard character

Um, weird! In what context are you entering this search filter? Can you send a screen shot? I need to use an "objectclass=*" search filter but JXplorer-3.1 (release) keeps changing this into "objectclass=\2A". How do I prevent/get around this? --- Dr C

[Jxplorer-users] RE: new at the LDAP, but having problems w/ Java

Chris Betts wrote: > Hi Wags, > > sounds like you've got multiple versions of java on your system > and it's picking up the wrong one. JXplorer does the equivalent of > running 'java -version' when it starts, and usually this is the same > as what you get from opening a console window and ty

[Jxplorer-users] Re: new at the LDAP, but having problems w/ Java

Hi Wags, sounds like you've got multiple versions of java on your system and it's picking up the wrong one. JXplorer does the equivalent of running 'java -version' when it starts, and usually this is the same as what you get from opening a console window and typing >java - version at

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Using Jxplorer with back-mysql

Hi Jimmy, JXplorer is simply an LDAP client - it talks to the front end of your system (e.g. openldap). It is completely invisible to JXplorer what backend your LDAP server is using. If you are having trouble, check that you can use the openldap tools to talk ldap to your directory; if the

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer and Apache Directory

Hi Didier, that's very nice! Thank you :-). - Chris On 17/02/2006, at 4:09 AM, Didier Donsez wrote: Chris Just for info I illustrate my LDAP lesson with JXPlorer and Apache Directory http://www-adele.imag.fr/~donsez/ujf/GICOM/GICOM_ENS/exemples/ldap/ tutorialldap.html Didier -- --

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer connection closed

Hi Andy, connection time outs are usually set as a server configuration setting. JXplorer allows you to set them at the client, but by default it is set to '0', which means 'until the server breaks the connection'. Reconnecting is a pain; there is an option to allow JX to remem

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXPlorer Feature Request

Hi Timo, you don't need to do a checksum or anything, ldap has a 'compare' feature that most (all?) ldap directories use to allow you to compare a password with an existing password; it's used for quick user authentication when you don't want to log a user in (e.g. radius servers yada y

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXPlorer Feature Request

Hi Timo, Hi, first of all, JXPlorer is really one of the best LDAP-Browser out there, thank you for your work so far:-) Thank You! But i am missing some nice features i found in other LDAP-Browsers: - a password verify option in the context menu, that verifies a given password in th

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Question regarding modify request

Hi Pieter, these are good questions! JXplorer only uses a replace for single valued attributes. For multi-valued attributes we use add and replace as you say; it is slightly more efficient for many directories, and is also necessary when modifying a multi-valued naming attribute in some d

[Jxplorer-users] Re: LDIF Import into a Subtree

Jim logan wrote: The new root DN is no problem, but what can I give it for the existing root DN? Oops, I meant to say "what can I give it for the existing root DN so that it will select all the messages?" -Jim --- This SF.net email is

[Jxplorer-users] Re: LDIF Import into a Subtree

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jim, I'd guess most people just hack their ldif files with a text editor, but if you want a smoother way to do it, use JXplorer's 'view offline' facility to look at the entire LDIF tree, and then export your subtree from that... I think that will work, let me know

[Jxplorer-users] Re: LDIF Import into a Subtree

[Argh! Here's my message with the right sending email address and the corrected words.] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jim, I'd guess most people just hack their ldif files with a text editor, but if you want a smoother way to do it, use JXplorer's 'view offline' facility to look at the entire

[Jxplorer-users] Re: LDIF Import into a Subtree

Hi Jim, I'd guess most people just hack their ldif files with a text editor, but if you want a smoother way to do it, use JXplorer's 'view offline' facility to look at the entire LDIF tree, and then export your subtree from that... I think that will work, let me know if it doesn't :-). che

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Need help...!!!

Hi Pash,    obviously you're not binding for some reason.  The error you are receiving is from the server (which server is it by the way?).  I'd suggest you try to simplify things; set your server to accept anonymous connections and get JX working with that, and then add authentication later.  You

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Jxplorer converting MS attributes such as pwdLastSet

Hi Joseph,    have a look at the user documentation on www.jxplorer.org, specifically the page on writing editors for special data types: http://jxplorer.org/documents/customise/atteditors.html. (Documentation -> Customisation Guide -> Att. Editors).    Of course, if you can't be bothered we'll be

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Jxplorer converting MS attributes such as pwdLastSet

Hi Joseph,    'binary' (e.g. non string) attributes can be easily displayed in a custom manner by writing a plug in attribute editor - however string attributes (such as postal addresses) require modification of the table attribute display code.  I'm not sure which category pwdLastSet falls into -

[Jxplorer-users] Re: multi-valued RDN

Hi Alex, you have to use the 'table editor', and right mouse click on the second naming value you want to add, and click the option to make it a naming value. If you just enter the multivalued rdn into the initial text field it will be escaped :-). If you're adding a new value from

[Jxplorer-users] RE: Chasing Down Referral Issue in JXplorer

Title: Message Chris,     Worked like a charm.  Thanks for the quick response.  I am very new to LDAP and I have been hunting down info, reading RFC's, and reading books as fast as I can; but your tool has helped me more than anything by giving me a picture to attach meaning to words.   Reg

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Chasing Down Referral Issue in JXplorer

Hi Charles,    bad news I'm afraid - referral handling is fairly weak in JXplorer.  In theory you can simply edit the configuration file 'jxconfig.txt', and change the line that reads 'option.ldap.referral=ignore' to 'option.ldap.referral=follow'.  In practice though JX doesn't handle this very wel

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer 3.1 support period?

Hi Sandor, The JXplorer project is going to be around for a long time, firstly because it is open source and widely used, and secondly because it is implicitly backed by Computer Associates as the client for their directory product 'eTrust Directory'. So there is no problem there :-)

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer Questions on Functionality

Hi Michael, I presume you're talking about the keys used in the keystore for SSL / SASL connections? JX piggybacks on top of the Sun/Java standard keystore, using a programmatic interface similar to that used by 'keytool' - I'd check the Sun site about using 4k keys with java. JX

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Question About jxplorer

Hi Harri, glad you like the browser! I'm afraid it's not great at displaying very large numbers of objects at the same level - as far as I can figure out, this is a shortcoming of java swing. That said, we have improved things a bit in the more recent versions - are you using 3.1 fi

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer

Hi Sally,    do you mean that after a period of inactivity, the VPN closes the connection?  If that's the problem, there may be parameters that you set for the VPN?    if you mean that the JXplorer connection times out independently though, I'm not sure what would cause this.  Under the bonnet, JXp

[Jxplorer-users] Re: exception when switching frmo the Table Editor to the HTML view

Hi Chris and Trudi, Indeed there is no write permission on the installation dir. I installed JX on /usr/local where I did not expect it to write anything (why doesn't it write on /tmp instead ?). Thus, running it as root the problem doesn't occur. There is also another (this one seems harmless

[Jxplorer-users] Re: exception when switching frmo the Table Editor to the HTML view

Hi Gustavo, thanks for helping us clear that up... it looks like we need to change some things :-). - Chris On 26/09/2005, at 6:44 PM, Gustavo Homem wrote: Hi Chris and Trudi, Indeed there is no write permission on the installation dir. I installed JX on /usr/local where I did no

[Jxplorer-users] Re: exception when switching frmo the Table Editor to the HTML view

Hi Gustavo, Thanks for the reference; I would guess that you are correct. JX tries to create a temporary directory to cache files for various media players, but it looks like we don't check robustly to see whether the temporary directory is actually created. I'd speculate that you h

Re: [Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password

TED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Betts Sent: Tuesday, 20 September 2005 7:13 PM To: Nick Faiz Cc: jxplorer-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password Sticking it in the FAQ isn't a bad idea - it is also in the

RE: [Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password

jxplorer-users@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password Sticking it in the FAQ isn't a bad idea - it is also in the on line help, but the more places the better :-) On 20/09/2005, at 5:15 PM, Nick Faiz wrote: > Chris, &g

[Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password

Chris, Thanks for the quick assistance! Yes, it was 'changeit'. I did google and then visit pegacat.com first. I quickly looked through the doc.s - perhaps it could be on the FAQ page? Cheers, Nick Chris Betts wrote: Hi Nick, JX maintains its own keystore for both client keys and for s

[Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password

Sticking it in the FAQ isn't a bad idea - it is also in the on line help, but the more places the better :-) On 20/09/2005, at 5:15 PM, Nick Faiz wrote: Chris, Thanks for the quick assistance! Yes, it was 'changeit'. I did google and then visit pegacat.com first. I quickly looked through

[Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer - trusted servers cert.s - keystore password

Hi Nick, JX maintains its own keystore for both client keys and for server certs. The password is either 'passphrase' or 'changeit' - I can't remember which, try them both or check the on line help :-). Password reset is via the keystore Gui... again, check the online help. -

[Jxplorer-users] Re: exception when switching frmo the Table Editor to the HTML view

Thanks Gustavo, I'll have a look at it and see what I can find! - Chris On 19/09/2005, at 4:49 AM, Gustavo Homem wrote: Hello Chris, Thanks for the JXplorer great tool. With the latest release I am getting the following exception: java.lang.NullPointerException at com.ca.

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Search partially failed error

Hi Laura,    you'll have to check your server logs; JX is just reporting what the server tells it.  Are you using Microsoft's active directory?  It frequently displays this behaviour, usually I think because of security settings, although I'm not an AD expert...    cheers,       ChrisOn 17/09/2005,

[Jxplorer-users] Re: jxplorer problem

Hi Rita,    I can't think of any immediate reason for this to happen - you could try increasing the memory available for your java VM?    If the data isn't sensitive, by all means send me the ldif file and I'll try to debug the problem...    cheers,        ChrisOn 08/09/2005, at 3:06 AM, Klotz, Rit

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer - Search partially failed! - only 1 entries returned

Hi Joel,   I don't mind getting mail directly, but the best way to get answers is to send questions to the mailing lists, as they don't go on holiday so often :-).  Jxplorer-users@lists.sourceforge.net is usually good.   As for your problem, I'm rather afraid that it is probably an active directory

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer connection template question

Hi Joe, you're probably right about the problem being caused by JX getting confused about the config file location. To get around this problem, JX allows you to make this configurable: see the text at the top of the config file for details (I include it below as well, since you may n

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Losing connection loading db

Hi Alan, It may be that your jvm ran out of memory - you could try using the batch script to start and setting arguments to the jvm such as: -Xmx512m -Xms256m to increase the default allocation of memory when you start your jvm (mx is max, ms is min) ... I have to say that jxplorer is

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Problem with "LDAP: error code 17"

Hi Thomas, the easiest way to get support is using the jxplorer mailing lists at sourceforge; you may also find a question has already been answered! To work out your problem, the best thing to do might be to check the logging on your server. I'd suspect there was some subtle d

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Is jxplorer with SSL working with IBM Tivoli Direcotry Server 6.0?

Hi Chris, JX SSL works fine with most SSL enabled directories - it simply uses the standard built in java ssl sockets. Most likely the problem is to do with not setting up the certificates correctly; check the certificates in the keystore carefully, and if you are using SASL (client

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer on Tiger

*Yeesh* It looks like there is something wrong with the log4j environment; it is looking for XML tools and is getting the wrong version, or missing the class. I don't know why this would occur, since tiger comes with a standard version of java 1.4.2, which should work fine. Unless you ha

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer on Tiger

Hi Siegfried, I've been really lazy, and haven't sorted out the install package for OS X properly. However it works adequately for me on my 667Mhz powerbook running OS 10.4 (tiger). The known problems are that the menu isn't in the apple menu bar, and if you change the look and feel

Re: [Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer on Tiger

i'd use ./jxmac.sh I'm not sure if there is a difference. :-) PS: Bremerhaven is my home town :-) ... People use Macs there? Since when...? People looked at me like I was from Mars when I came with my Powerbook. - Mick Siegfried Makedanz wrote: Thanks, Chris. I get the following message

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer on Tiger

Thanks, Chris. I get the following message in the terminal: > ./jxplorer.sh console starting JXplorer... Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/w3c/dom/ranges/DocumentRange at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass0(Native Method) at java.lang.ClassLoader.defin

[Jxplorer-users] Re: Odd behavior of JXPlorer

Hi Marty, I suspect the question is better directed towards the OpenLDAP folks :-). JXplorer tries to read the schema when it connects, which is where it gets the info about what attributes go with what object classes. If it can't read the schema, it stumbles on as best it can using the att

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer and GSSAPI / java 1.5 issues

Hi Quanah, that certainly is good news! there have been some reported issues with java 1.5 by other users, but I haven't had time to look at them yet - I believe it's a rather wider than just this problem though :-(. I'm not sure how long it will take to resolve; a contributor sen

[Jxplorer-users] Re: JXplorer and GSSAPI

--On Tuesday, July 12, 2005 12:06 PM +1000 Chris Betts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hmm... I can't see any real differences; there's not really that much that has changed, the only thing that is different is that it now passes these environment variables in, and it it can't create a directory