[Xerte] Re: Xerte LDAP Authentication to AD Not Working

[Pat Lockley]

Hello,

Worth a try - how is your PHP?

Pat

On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 10:43 AM, James Burns
<JBurns at kirkleescollege.ac.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> I continually get this error when trying to authenticate a user through
> Xerte (http://hudxot01.kirkleescollege.ac.uk/xerte/index.php)  :-
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> “sorry that password combination was incorrect”
>
>
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> However, the username and password are correct & I can authenticate using
> the Softerra LDAP Win32 browser with no issue using same credentials.
>
>
>
> This is what is in some key fields in the LDAP table in MYSQL :-
>
>
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> Ldap_host: huddc02.kirklees.local  -  (host pings ok from xerte box & I can
> connect to port 389 on ldap host using wget from xerte box)
>
> Ldap_port: 389
>
> Ldap_username: CN=Xot,OU=Service
> Accounts,OU=Administration,DC=kirklees,DC=local
>
> Ldap_basedn: DC=kirklees,DC=local
>
> Ldap_filter:  CN=
>
> Ldap_filter_att: sAMAccountName
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> Ldap_password is a combination of numbers and letters
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> I have been looking for something in /var/log/messages, /var/log/syslog or
> the Apache error logs to see more about the error, but can find nothing.
>
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> Ldap PHP module installed and enabled & showing ok in phpinfo
>
>
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> Have been able to successfully test LDAP access through Softerra using both
> defined xerte ldap “proxy” account and my test ldap user account.
>
> I have tried using quotations at start and end of “ldap_username” due to
> space between “service” & “accounts” in string – no difference.
>
>
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> In AD, both tested usernames have same value fro both “cn” and
> “sAMAccountName”
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> Firewall on xerte box is set to allow all traffic for testing.
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> Is there something I am missing, or are there any other suggestions?
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> TIA
>
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