(RADIATOR) Lotus Notes 7.0.2 LDAP

[Mike McCauley]

Hello Sergei,

thanks for this report.
We cant see any cases in Radiator Ldap where a DN would contain spaces (unless 
it was configured that way in the config file).

Perhaps the next step will be for you rerun your tests with the Debug flag 
enabled in your AuthBy LDAP clause. This will cause the LDAP side of the 
conversation to be printed on stdout.

Are you able to get any tracing or logging from your LDAP server to see what 
it thinks the problem is?

Cheers.

On Tuesday 28 August 2007 22:55, Sergei Keler wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Lotus made some changes in their LDAP server:
>
> ---
> In 7.02 some changes were made to interpret LDAP DNs more precisely. It
> looks like we got a little over zealous with a base of " " (one or more
> spaces). Rather than returning Invalid DN Syntax we should probably just
> normalize it to a base of root "" (no space). We'll look into this. In the
> mean time change the root on your search requests to "".
> ---
>
> Hah! Radiator's LDAP auth module said 'Invalid Syntax' in realms where it
> worked.
>
> Where to dig or what to change in radiator config?
>
>        <AuthBy LDAP2>
>                Host             qqq
>                Port             xxx
>                UsernameAttr     uid
>                PasswordAttr     aaa
>                AuthDN                   bbb
>                AuthPassword     ccc
>                BaseDN           gdc
>                SearchFilter     (uid=%1)
>
> Sergei N Keler
> IT-Manager
> General DataComm
> [skeler at gdc.ru] [www.gdc.ru] [tel. +7(812)325-1085 (ext. 7123)] [fax
> +7(812)325-1086]

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