I'm sorry if I didn't make my question very clear. I'm very unfamiliar in this matter. Here is my myldif file: dn: o=PT Kiani Kertas, c=ID o: PT Kiani Kertas objectclass: Organization dn: cn=Edi Cahyadi, o=PT Kiani Kertas, c=ID cn: Edi Cahyadi sn: Cahyadi nickname: Edi title: UNIX System Administrator mail: ECahyadi@site.kiani.com telephoneNumber: 2785 l: Mangkajang objectclass: person dn: cn=Agus Susanto, o=PT Kiani Kertas, c=ID cn: Agus Susanto sn: Susanto mail: ASusanto@corp.kiani.com telephoneNumber: 2118 l: Mangkajang objectclass: person I create a new directory in Netscape's Address Book. Using "Show name containing: ", I try to search one more entry, e.g. by inputting "a" in it, it gives no output. The toolbar says: "No matches found". I expected two entries found. Which log did mean? I don't find any related to this error. Thanks, Edi -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Clowser [SMTP:jclowser@aerotek.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 1999 12:19 AM To: Edi Cahyadi Cc: 'LDAP-software'; 'Mohamad Syafi'i' Subject: Re: Netscape's Address Book: can't query multiple entries > (I got 2 entries as expected). But can't query from Netscape's Address Book > (Search Root: o=PT Kiani Kertas, c=ID). > > Am I missing something? Or did I make any mistake in the configuration > files? Please help me. > First, what do you mean can't query in netscape's address book? What are you typing to search for? Are you getting errors (and if so what are they)? What exactly are you doing/typing and where in Netscape's address book that is not working? Also, look in the LDAP server logs - see what the search filter, errors, etc are when Communicator searches vs. ldapsearch. This may shed some light on where your problem lies. -- Jeff Clowser mailto:jclowser@aerotek.com Hanover MD 21076 USA Phone: (410)-579-4328 7312 Parkway Drive
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