Ryan Setiawan H wrote:
Here the attribute at LDAP server for user testing
dn: uid=testing,ou=dialup,dc=zzz,dc=com ... lmPassword: Testing10 ntPassword: Testing10
And here we have it. Those are NOT valid lmPassword or ntPassword fields. You are putting the clear-text password into those fields. The clear-text password belongs in the "userPassword" field. Delete the lmPassword and ntPassword fields from the DB. They're wrong.
Sorry Alan, I don't intend to do that and make it difficult. it just usually people don't like a lot text show up and make them bored to read it, so I pick the message which I conclude have to do with the problem... I include all debug below... thanks for your help
The issue is that you said it didn't work.. but then didn't post the debug output which says *why* it didn't work. When you posted the output containing "invalid LM Password", that should have been a hint to *also* post the LM Password, and to ask "why is this invalid?" Alan DeKok.