Douglas Gray Stephens wrote:
>
> have you set an LDAP host in your configuration file (i.e. set
> ldap_default_servers)?
>
> In the debugging, you should see something like
>
> LDAP parameters: ......
> perform_ldap_search: ldapm URL ="ldap:///uid=xxx,ou=People,ou=Email,o=CMS,c=US?......
> Initialized connection with LDAP server SOME_HOST_NAME
> LDAP_OPT_X_TLS_TRY ....
> Binding with user=..... password=....
> Initialized connection with LDAP server SOME_HOST_NAME
>
> and this will tell you which LDAP server log to go and check.
>
> Douglas.
>
ldap_default_servers is set. There is only one server.
Other LDAP calls, for address resolution/verification for
example, are working fine.
Debug shows the following:
SMTP<< AUTH PLAIN EncodedString==
plain authenticator:
$1 =
$2 = username
$3 = plntxtpswd
expanded string: no
SMTP>> 535 Incorrect authentication data
Network sniffer shows no attempt to contact the LDAP server
(which is on a different host).
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David L. Harfst Computerized Medical Systems
Senior Systems Engineer St. Louis, Missouri
mailto:harfst@cms-stl.com http://www.cms-stl.com
