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dstensrud wrote:
> Okay. I started using wireshark to monitor the information going back and
> forth between the AD and my linux machine. I'm trying to authenticate users
> through AD via pam_ldap. I can make a successful bind but when the user
> goes to do the search it doesn't return results. I have the same exact
> setup in another office and it works fine, but this one that I'm working on,
> the AD isn't mine, and I don't have access to it. If I issue an ldapsearch
> from the command line it works.. here is an example:
>
> LDAPSEARCH COMMAND:
> ================
> ldapsearch -vvv -x -W -D
binduser@... -LLL
> "(&(objectclass=User)(sAMAccountName=jsmith))"
> ldap_initialize( <DEFAULT> )
> Enter LDAP Password:
> filter: (&(objectclass=User)(sAMAccountName=jsmith))
> requesting: All userApplication attributes
> dn: CN=jsmith,OU=Contrators,DC=hops,DC=org
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
...
> ------- okay now its going to issue the search-------------
>
> NOP
> Timestamps: TSval 1113900, TSecr 20408054
> Lightweight-Directory-Access-Protocol
> LDAPMessage searchRequest(2) "cn=Users,dc=hops,dc=org" wholeSubtree
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Your search bases don't match.
cheers,jerry
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