If your LDAP directory is structured using DN:s like
UID=<login>, O=USM
then squid_ldap_auth likes to be called as
squid_ldap_auth -b O=USM your.ldap.server
It will then automatically construct DN:s like the above and try to bind as
these.
To test binding as a user using your favorite LDAP tools use
ldapsearch -x -D "UID=LARRY, O=USM" -W -b O=USM "objectClass=*"
(older versions of OpenLDAP does not require the -x option)
Regards
Henrik
On Friday 30 November 2001 13.33, usha_mliin@yahoo.co.in wrote:
> I Tried to execute ldap_search as user but failed , I could only by
> anonymous.
>
> how should i tell to use givenName (BIND dn="UID=LARRY,O=USM") _____ as
> you asked me to do. Sorry for asking such a basic Q ! I could,nt find in
> Mail archieve.
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