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Re: Problem with PHP/LDAP
In data mercoledì 31 ottobre 2001, alle 06:04, Adam Tauno Williams scrive:
> >$ldap_bind = ldap_bind ($ldap_conn, $ldap_manager_dn, $ldap_password);
> > $info ["objectClass"] = "person"; #ok
> > $info ["uid"] = "pippo";
> > $info ["cn"] = "pippo"; #ok
> > $info ["sn"] = "pippo"; #ok
> > $info ["objectClass"] = "person";
> > $info ["objectClass"] = "account";
> > $info ["objectClass"] = "posixAccount";
> > $info ["objectClass"] = "top";
> > $info ["userPassword"] =
> > "{crypt}$1$a0811139$/xUzQIdsvChM1.mhBZx6j/";
> > $info ["loginShell"] = "/bin/bash";
> > $info ["uidNumber"] = "505";
> > $info ["gidNumber"] = "505";
> > $info ["homeDirectory"] = "/home/pippo";
> >
> > $ldap_bind = ldap_add ($ldap_conn, "cn=pippo, dc=example, dc=it",
> > $info);
> >
> > ldap_close ($ldap_conn);
> > [...]
> > ------
> > I obtain tha following error message (in /var/log/httpd/error.log):
> > ------
> > LDAP: Object class violation
> > additional info: attribute not allowed
> > ------
> >Note that if I use only entries tagged with the comment on the right
> >the add is done...
>
> Because your not adding the objectclass entries except the last one, try:
>
> $info ["objectClass"][0] = "person";
> $info ["objectClass"][1] = "account";
> $info ["objectClass"][2] = "posixAccount";
> $info ["objectClass"][3] = "top";
It works!!!!
Thank you very much,
tode
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