LDAP List users

https://docs.rocketsoftware.com/pt-BR/bundle/uniface_104/page/eat1665702663987.html

Configuration

https://docs.rocketsoftware.com/pt-BR/bundle/uniface_104/page/hpa1665702942777.html

[DRIVER_SETTINGS]
LDP = U3.0
USYS$LDP_PARAMS nulldefault=N

[PATHS]
$LDP LDP:dc01.abc.co.uk+389:DC=abc,DC=co,DC=uk|CONTOSO\svc_ldap|senha

[ENTITIES]
*.ldap    = $LDP:*.*
user.ldap = user@DC=abc,DC=co,DC=uk
userfin.ldap = user@OU=Finance,DC=abc,DC=co,DC=uk

Hi, thanks for this, I’d found most of that. The question was “What does the entity “user.ldap” look like in the model.” The model example is for “Uniquenames”. 
 

Regards, 

Iain

Hi Iain Sharp,

Did you manage to get LDAP working?

Not as yet. I had copilot suggest to me what I might put in the dummy entity, but now I get authentication errors regardless of what combinations of usernames etc I put in the login options. 

So, I’ve defined the path as 

$LDP LDP:server+389:DC=profit,DC=local|?|?

If I don’t fill in a username and password I get “Operations Error”. 
If I do, then I get the login screen re-prompt and a “Credentials error”

I have tried

DOMAIN\user, password

user, password

CN=Iain Sharp,CN=Users,DC=profit,DC=local  with and without password. 

The ‘entity’ has a read trigger of 
 

trigger read
; This trigger is fired as part of the retrieve process.
; Make sure not to leave the context of this occurrence, it would disrupt the trigger flow and give unpredictable results.

  read u_where objectclass="user"

end

If I completely change the server name I get an error, but it takes longer to resolve it in the DNS, so I think I am at least getting to the right server. Other than that, the errors are not terribly diagnostic for this ‘fire in the dark’ test. 

Hi Iain,

Please see the attached video that I hope will address your questions.

Cheers,

Jason.

Hi Jason

Thank you for the explanation, it was very good.

HI Jason, 
Its taken a while for me to get to it, but the video looks good. It spurred me to look for ldap browsers, and the one I downloaded gets the same ‘operations error’ as I think I get from the configured Uniface. 

I will continue to thrash about to try and work out which nit of vital information I am missing (which might be that our AD is explicitly blocking these attempts, although powershell can query it.) 

Regards, 

Iain