On Tuesday 01 July 2003 21.37, Estevam Viragh Junior wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>     I'm having problems with the squid_ldap_auth module from
> squid-3.0.DEVEL-20030629.
>     It does not seems to work with -s sub option.
>     (I'm using this version cause I need LDAPv3.)
>
>     Every thing works fine if I use:
>
>     [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/sources]#./squid_ldap_auth -v 3 -b
> "ou=accounts,o=sitelbrasil.com.br"
>     estevam.viragh 123
>     OK

This is not using search mode. This finds the DN by just adding 
uid=... to your specified DN.

>     But, If I change the command line to:
>
>     [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/sources]#./squid_ldap_auth -v 3 -b
> "ou=accounts,o=sitelbrasil.com.br" -s sub -f "(uid=%s)"
>     renato.diniz 123
>     ERR

Should work. "-s sub" is actually the default and does not need to be 
specified. The important argument here is the -f argument.

Try manually searching for the user DN:

ldapserach -x -b "ou=accounts,o=sitelbrasil.com.br" 
"(uid=renato.diniz)"

If this returns nothing then your directory probably does not allow 
anonymous searches and you need to specify a DN and password 
squid_ldap_auth should bind as while performing the search.


Regards
Henrik

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