Hi Colin,
At 15.58 16/11/2005, Colin Farley wrote:
Thanks for the more detailed explanation. I gave this a try and it solved
the problem. It's funny how Microsoft can't even get their documentation
right. I guess I should have been suspicious when I saw that the article
said Windows 2000 all
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Re: Fw: [squid-users] Re:
squid_ldap_au
Hi Colin,
At 20.10 15/11/2005, Colin Farley wrote:
No, I have not since the searches are not anonymous and it works if I
specify an ou:
-D "cn=Squid,ou=IT,ou=Users,ou=site1,ou=subcompany,dc=mydomain,dc=net" -w
password
tells squid_ldap_auth to authenticate with the specified account and
passw
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Re: Fw: [squid-users] Re:
squid_ldap_au
Hi,
At 18.50 15/11/2005, Colin Farley wrote:
I'm still having this problem and hope that someone might be able to point
me in the right direction, below I have included more details:
Do you have tried my suggestion ?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=326690
Regards
Guido
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Yes, I can in some cases. If I am querying windows 2003 DC and the base DN
is the base of the domain ("dn=domain,dn=lan") then I get the following:
squid_ldap_auth: WARNING, LDAP search error 'Operations error'
ERR Success
But if I specify an ou ("ou=site1,dn=domain,dn=lan") then it works
correc
Yes, I have. The searches are being performed by an authenticated user.
Thanks,
Colin
Adam Aube
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Colin Farley wrote:
> We have a few production squid proxy servers running various STABLE
> versions of squid 2.5 and are encountering some issues as we upgrade our
> Domain controllers from windows 2000 to windows 2003. The proxy servers
> query the LDAP directory for user access control.
> Ide
