Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
> --On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 1:23 AM +0100 Zdenek Styblik
> wrote:
>> As I've explained later, I didn't figure it out/found out how to use
>> such feature nor I'm aware such feature exists.
>> I'll be more than happy to use it.
>> Or I don't know if I did something
Zdenek Styblik wrote:
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Hello,
let's open up old wounds. Ok, it sounds jerky, but I don't mean it.
Anyway. As the subject suggests, my question is how to code application
which allows user to change his password. Or better to ask, if there is
some [t
--On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 1:23 AM +0100 Zdenek Styblik
wrote:
As I've explained later, I didn't figure it out/found out how to use
such feature nor I'm aware such feature exists.
I'll be more than happy to use it.
Or I don't know if I did something wrong. Could you please provide some
exam
Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
> --On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 12:52 AM +0100 Zdenek Styblik
> wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> let's open up old wounds. Ok, it sounds jerky, but I don't mean it.
>
> Why not just issue a password change operation and
--On Tuesday, December 15, 2009 12:52 AM +0100 Zdenek Styblik
wrote:
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Hello,
let's open up old wounds. Ok, it sounds jerky, but I don't mean it.
Why not just issue a password change operation and let the OpenLDAP server
use its default encrypti
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Hello,
let's open up old wounds. Ok, it sounds jerky, but I don't mean it.
Anyway. As the subject suggests, my question is how to code application
which allows user to change his password. Or better to ask, if there is
some [to me] unknown LDAP funct
J. Landamore wrote:
> I'm trying to build 2.4.20 so that it stores the userPassword attribute
> crypt'ed rather than in clear text - yes I know it violates the RFC.
Evening,
I don't know what the problem with dbd might be, but-
btw I've tried to compile and install OpenLDAP 2.4.20 with your
para
Why not select which encryption you want in the slapd runtime configuration?
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 7:57 AM, J. Landamore wrote:
> I'm trying to build 2.4.20 so that it stores the userPassword attribute
> crypt'ed rather than in clear text - yes I know it violates the RFC.
>
> I tried
>
> ./con
I'm trying to build 2.4.20 so that it stores the userPassword attribute
crypt'ed rather than in clear text - yes I know it violates the RFC.
I tried
./configure --enable-crypt --disable-cleartext
This compiled fine but failed test002-populate for bdb
Is this a valid configuration and will it ac
As stated by ldap* tools... error 49 Invalid credentials
so you're misstyping either the DN or the password (or both)
Jaap Winius wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
> the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
> "lda
On Monday, 14 December 2009 02:04:23 Jaap Winius wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
> the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
> "ldapwhoami" doesn't seem to print the matching LDAP DN... at least
> not for me.
>
--On Monday, December 14, 2009 2:04 AM +0100 Jaap Winius
wrote:
Hi all,
The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
"ldapwhoami" doesn't seem to print the matching LDAP DN... at least not
for me.
M
Jaap Winius writes:
> Hi all,
>
> The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
> the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
> "ldapwhoami" doesn't seem to print the matching LDAP DN... at least
> not for me.
>
> My test setup includes an OpenLDAP
Jaap Winius wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
> the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
> "ldapwhoami" doesn't seem to print the matching LDAP DN... at least not
> for me.
>
Hello,
[originally intended reply]
I
bren norris a écrit :
Anyone using Eclipse based ApacheDS for works with openLDAP?
I get a socket closed everytime I try and add a custom objectclass to the
DIT... but it works fine with Softerra LDAP administrator.
Server is a aptitude installed Ubuntu Karmic release and I thought I'd tap
your
Hi,
I tried to increase the number of simultaneous TCP connection to my
slapd (to around 800) and was a little surprised to see the result.
While slapd still answers very fast in ldapi:/// , TCP connections now
takes a while to connect() and after that even longer to answer the
query. I can
Anyone using Eclipse based ApacheDS for works with openLDAP?
I get a socket closed everytime I try and add a custom objectclass to the
DIT... but it works fine with Softerra LDAP administrator.
Server is a aptitude installed Ubuntu Karmic release and I thought I'd tap
your heads just incase I'm m
Hi all,
The utility of the "ldapwhoami" tool is a mystery to me. As opposed to
the usual Unix "whoami" command, which prints the effective userid,
"ldapwhoami" doesn't seem to print the matching LDAP DN... at least
not for me.
My test setup includes an OpenLDAP server and a separate clien
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