Le 19/08/16 à 05:04, Joel Pearson a écrit : > I'm using Apache Directory Studio (2.0.0.v20151221-M10) as an ldap browser, > and a few years back Apache Directory Studio stopped being able to discover > the Base DN of a particular (old) Sun Directory Server we have. > > I found this question > (http://superuser.com/questions/740877/how-do-i-query-the-available-base-dns-in-an-openldap-server) > that helped discover the base DN on the command line. > > This ldapsearch command shows the base DN: > > # ldapsearch -H ldap://servername-sds:389 -x -D > "uid=admin,dc=company,dc=org,dc=au" -b "" -w password -s base \* +| grep > namingContexts > > But according to the search logs tab of Apache Directory Studio, it uses this > command to discover the base DN: > > #!SEARCH REQUEST (119) OK > #!CONNECTION ldap://servername-sds:389 > #!DATE 2016-08-19T02:38:59.301 > # LDAP URL : > ldap://servername-sds:389/?namingContexts,subschemaSubentry,supportedLDAPVersion,supportedSASLMechanisms,supportedExtension,supportedControl,supportedFeatures,vendorName,vendorVersion,+,objectClass??(objectClass=*) > # command line : ldapsearch -H ldap://servername-sds:389 -x -D > "uid=admin,dc=company,dc=org,dc=au" -W -b "" -s base "(objectClass=*)" > "namingContexts" "subschemaSubentry" "supportedLDAPVersion" > "supportedSASLMechanisms" "supportedExtension" "supportedControl" > "supportedFeatures" "vendorName" "vendorVersion" "+" "objectClass" > # baseObject : > # scope : baseObject (0) > # derefAliases : neverDerefAliases (0) > # sizeLimit : 0 > # timeLimit : 0 > # typesOnly : False > # filter : (objectClass=*) > # attributes : namingContexts subschemaSubentry supportedLDAPVersion > supportedSASLMechanisms supportedExtension supportedControl supportedFeatures > vendorName vendorVersion + objectClass > > #!SEARCH RESULT DONE (119) OK > #!CONNECTION ldap://servername-sds:389 > #!DATE 2016-08-19T02:38:59.304 > # numEntries : 1 > > Which when run on the command line does return the namingContexts, but for > some reason, Apache Directory Studio doesn't show the base DN, which is super > weird.
Indeed... Do you mind posting the result you get ?
