»Ø¸´: ldapsearch only works when binding as root after upgrade to 2.0.7

["X.D.Chen" <chenxd@openet.com.cn>]

hi:
    I suggest you first delete all the ACLs in slapd.conf, and test your
ldapsearch, then add the ACL one by one, may be you can find the real
problem , and you can add a ACL like below just try to test:
     access to *
             by self write
             by * read

                                     lucky :P) by China, X.D.Chen
-----Original Message-----
·¢¼þÈË: Ian Macdonald <openldap-software@linuxcare.com>
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>Hi,
>
>After upgrading a production system today from OpenLDAP 1.2.9 to
>2.0.7, I discovered that I could no longer produce results from a
>simple ldapsearch as I could previously.
>
>For some reason, I now needed to bind as root to be able to view any
>entries in any capacity whatsoever, whereas I had previously only
>needed to do this to view privileged attributes. Attempting to bind
>anonymously would succeed, but my query would produce no results.
>
>I checked all my ACLs, but all was as it had been before. Even adding
>an explicit 'defaultaccess read' to slapd.conf didn't
>help. Downgrading back to 1.2.9, however, fixed the problem.
>
>Obviously, I'm missing something, but what? What kind of things should
>I be checking here?
>
>Ian
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