Hi,
  thanks for your time.  here is my config file.  I do not have a user branch.  the is the config that has the base dn. when I take the basedn out, the second o= is removed, but there still is a comma there and i think it is screwing up the search.
 
thanks
 
Phone:  585.703.6700


>>> On 1/2/2008 at 10:00 AM, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richard Frovarp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tony Guadagno wrote:
> btw,
>   this is what it looks like when I have the basedn
> specified...noticed the double o=

> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - initialize() set name to
> Guadagno
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Item [tonyg] added.
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Item was added: [tonyg]
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Item [lenya] added.
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Item was added: [lenya]
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Adding listener:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.authenticator - Authenticating username [tonyg]
> with password [xxx]
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.authenticator - Authenticating user: [tonyg]
> ajp-8009-1 INFO  ac.accreditablemanager - Binding principal:
> [cn=admin,o=home]
> ajp-8009-1 INFO  ac.accreditablemanager - Finished binding principal.
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - searching object
> ldaps://serverms1.guadagno.org:636 filtering with (cn=tonyg),
> recursive search ? true
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.accreditablemanager - Authenticating with
> principal [cn=tonyg,o=Home,o=home]
> ajp-8009-1 INFO  ac.accreditablemanager - Binding principal:
> [cn=tonyg,o=Home,o=home]
> ajp-8009-1 INFO  ac.accreditablemanager - authenticate failed for
> principal cn=tonyg,o=Home,o=home, exception
> javax.naming.AuthenticationException: [LDAP: error code 32 - NDS
> error: no such entry (-601)]
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG ac.authenticator - User [tonyg] not authenticated.
> ajp-8009-1 ERROR lenya.ac - Authentication failed
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG lenya.ac - AbstractUsecase::hasErrors() called,
> returning true
> ajp-8009-1 DEBUG lenya.ac - AbstractUsecase::hasErrors() called,
> returning true

It's not doubling though. One is in upper case, one isn't. I'm using the
LDAP code for searches and adds. I authenticate against kerberos so that
part is hacked up in my install. My provider-url and base-dn both have
my dc=foo,dc=bar,dc=baz in them.

What does your config file look like? Do you have anything set for
usr-branch? It could be you have a base-dn and usr-branch with o=[Hh]ome
in it?

Richard

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EMAIL;WORK;PREF;NGW:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
N:Guadagno;Tony
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