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back-ldap and saslauthd err=4
- To: openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org
- Subject: back-ldap and saslauthd err=4
- From: Andrew Reilly <andrew.reilly@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 10:52:29 -0400
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My organization has distributed our DIT across several openldap master
servers. To provide a view across the whole tree we have several
"central slaves" where all the masters are replicated to, and these
are fronted by a proxy cache using back-ldap for each central slave.
This has been working quite well.
Recently I have been integrating an application that only supports
LDAP authentication via saslauthd. Everything was humming along until
I have encountered an interesting error. When I point saslauthd
directly at an ldap directory whether it is a master or a slave it
works, but if I point it at a back-ldap instance the result is an
err=4. Now, from my reading err=4 occurs when a search exceeds the
configured number of returns but the search being performed by
saslauthd only returns one entry. If I preform the exact same search
via ldapsearch against the ldap-back instance it works.
Any idea on what might be causing it, or how I might gather any useful
information on the cause?
TIA,
andrew