[otrs] Kernel/System/User.pm v1.40 LDAP::params

Line 534 doesn't seem to obey the Params that I setup in Config.pm. I'm using AD on port 3268 and I need to be able to pass the port number. my $LDAP = Net::LDAP->new($Self->{Host)) or die "$@"; I've managed to mangle my version to work, but I was hoping there was a more elegant solution. Than

[otrs] otrs auto self registration

I'd like to use OTRS to manage email communication for some of our external email addresses. They are mainly used for situations where the person sending in a request is not a current customer (pre_sales@, product_info@, etc...). I'd like to be able to communicate with these people strictly v

Re: [otrs] Attachments and mysql max_packet_size

If you have access to the private key for the SSL cert, you can run ssldump on the session and see the unencrypted traffic. http://www.rtfm.com/ssldump/ You're using an encrypted session, so ethereal shows only packets with encrypted data. Impossible to inspect the packets' contents. Is it an opt

Re: [otrs] LDAP referral problem

Kehl wrote: On Wednesday, May 05, 2004 11:31 PM Mark Menke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm trying to run OTRS using active directory, and everything works when I point to to a lower level domain controller (expect I can't authenticate people in the other locations). When I

[otrs] LDAP referral problem

I'm trying to run OTRS using active directory, and everything works when I point to to a lower level domain controller (expect I can't authenticate people in the other locations). When I point to a higher level domain controller, it seems like Net::LDAP is not picking up the referal. I watch

[otrs] multiple LDAP servers

Let's pretend you work for a company that has two independent LDAP implementations. I need to query 2 different LDAP hosts, using two different BASE DN's, and two different SearchUserDN's. Somehow, the two groups manage to keep their uid's unique. Any good ideas? Thanks -Mark ___