[turba] Re: Using imp and turba with an Exchange 2000 mail server
Stoilis Giannis
giannis at stoilis.gr
Tue Apr 1 12:28:10 PST 2003
Αρχικό μήνυμα από "yvon.quere at laposte.net" <yvon.quere at laposte.net>:
> I'm gonna make myself clearer : here's another tweaked conf :
>
> 'params' => array(
> 'server' => 'dummyad',
> 'root' => 'dc=linux,dc=local',
> 'bind_dn' =>
> 'cn=Administrateur,cn=Users,dc=linux,dc=local',
> 'bind_password' => 'airial',
> 'dn' => array('cn'),
> 'objectClass' => array('organizationalPerson'),
> 'encoding' => 'utf8',
> 'version' => 3,
> 'filter' => 'objectClass=organizationalPerson',
>
Shouldn't you change the "bind_dn" as I told you? If it works for you, ok...
It the port you are using is also working for you, then ok...
> This leads me to another question : can Active Directory
> answer to anonymous LDAP bind requests ? OpenLDAP can. And
No. There is a related article somewhere in microsoft, but I can't seem to find
it now...
> regarding Turba configuration, I'd prefer not to include any
> password, even if it's the one of an unprivileged, accountless
> user.
Why not use the username and password of the logged in user? I have explained a
way in my guide...
> I've gone a step further. As you see, I've refined my filters
> after confirming that I *defintely* had results from the LDAP
> queries. People I want returned are all orgPerson, thus the
> filter and the objectClass.
Yes, but not from turba, right?
> How can I go further ? Can I trace (which tool ?) LDAP
> requests/answers on the W2K side ???
Can't say that I know that...
Sorry I can't help you further...
- Stoilis Giannis
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