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LDAP: error code 34 - Invalid DN Syntax
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LogicBlast
Feb 4, 2005, 7:11:15 PM2/4/05
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I'm recieving this error (LDAP: error code 34 - Invalid DN Syntax) when I'm
trying to verify login info. The following query works fine using LDAP:
<cfldap action='QUERY' name='getUser' attributes='dn'
start='o=parkway' scope='SUBTREE' filter='cn=username'
server='myldapserver.com' > That will return a record fine for user
'username'. When i add the tag attributes of unsername and password like this:
<cfldap action='QUERY' name='getUser' attributes='dn'
start='o=parkway' scope='SUBTREE' filter='cn=username'
server='myldapserver.com' username='#ldapusername#'
password='#ldappassword#'> I get the following error: LDAP: error code 34 -
Invalid DN Syntax Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
trying to verify login info. The following query works fine using LDAP:
<cfldap action='QUERY' name='getUser' attributes='dn'
start='o=parkway' scope='SUBTREE' filter='cn=username'
server='myldapserver.com' > That will return a record fine for user
'username'. When i add the tag attributes of unsername and password like this:
<cfldap action='QUERY' name='getUser' attributes='dn'
start='o=parkway' scope='SUBTREE' filter='cn=username'
server='myldapserver.com' username='#ldapusername#'
password='#ldappassword#'> I get the following error: LDAP: error code 34 -
Invalid DN Syntax Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Sarge
Feb 11, 2005, 8:04:56 PM2/11/05
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The invalid DN syntax is probably for the username parameter. You need to bind as a fully qualified DN. So change your username parameter to something like cn=username,ou=my group,dc=mycomany,dc=com.
LogicBlast
Feb 15, 2005, 12:09:15 PM2/15/05
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That worked perfect. Thanks!
ni...@realeyes.com
Aug 30, 2012, 4:18:25 PM8/30/12
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On Friday, February 11, 2005 6:04:56 PM UTC-7, Sarge wrote:
> The invalid DN syntax is probably for the username parameter. You need to bind as a fully qualified DN. So change your username parameter to something like cn=username,ou=my group,dc=mycomany,dc=com.
Bless your soul! That was also the answer to my troubles. I'd been banging my head against that for a while.
> The invalid DN syntax is probably for the username parameter. You need to bind as a fully qualified DN. So change your username parameter to something like cn=username,ou=my group,dc=mycomany,dc=com.
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