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tb582
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My issue seems to be similar to this topic – but given that its 6+ years old I’m hoping there’s an actual fix rather than commenting out code which I”ll try just to test and report back but I would like to know whats actually creating this issue.
I had a similar request and found out that at least for me there is a bit more info you can get from the Test tool window.
Click anywhere in the Test tool window to select the window, select all (CTRL-A), Copy all selected (CTLR-C) and finally Paste it in a text editor.
Hope it helps
If not please get back with more info on how you have configured LDAP (e.g. openLDAP) and ADI.
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tb582
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Hmm that ‘trick’ doesn’t seem to do anything but copy/paste the already visible text. I think the problem is that I didn’t really configure the php ldap install beyond adding the ‘extension=ldap.so’ to the config… What other settings need to be changed on the php side?
Sure, if you provide more info on your setup. 😉
If you haven’t configure ldap then start by using Google. There are plenty of resources available “out there”.
However, a common problem is that you configure a Base DN that is too far out in the ldap tree (AD). Unless the AD is very big and complex you can usually use a very short Base DN, e.g. dc=[company],dc=[com].
Another common problem is that you are trying to use TLS but have not made all the config for it, so start by not using TLS before you have everything else working.
