ldapserver | Package ldapserver implements LDAP Server | Identity Management library

My log output is filled with UNEXPECTED EXTRA information I should not be seeing. I just added Log4j to a Java project at my company and this is happening.

FIle: log4j.properties

I am using ldapjs to query users from an ldap server. If I put all the code just in a single script without using functions, the query works and I get the results I need.

I am now trying to use expressjs to serve a rest endpoint to enable querying of the ldap server, so I moved the ldapjs client.search code into a async function with a promise surrounding the actual search code. After the promise code, I have a line which exercises the promise using await and stores the results of the promise in a variable. I then return that variable to the calling function which will eventually send the results back as a json-formatted string to the requesting browser.

The problem I am seeing is that the console.log() of the returned results is undefined and appears before the console.log statements inside the promise code. So it looks like the async function is returning before the promise is fulfilled, but I don't see why because in all the examples of promises and async/await I have seen this scenario works correctly.

Below is a sample script without the expressjs part to just make sure everything works correctly.

I have the following code that works perfectly when binding to an LDAP server without TLS/SSL but when I try to bind to a LDAP server that has TLS setup, it doesn't bind.

I'm using the gopkg.in/ldap.v2 api to query an LDAP server, but was wondering how to retrieve all the attributes of an entry once it shows up in the query result? Here is the full program I have:

On a fresh install of Bugzilla 5.0.6 with Apache 2.4.41 on Ubuntu 20 I'd like to map our domain users to our existing Bugzilla accounts. (We're migrating from an earlier version of Bugzilla but on Apache with Windows, so it's almost a new install except for the database migration.)

To do this I've skipped Bugzilla's LDAP settings in favor of using the Apache integration with authnz, which is what we did a long time ago with the original setup. (To be fair, Apache on Windows uses a different module for this, SSPI). We also have this setup working on other servers (e.g., a wiki). My LDAP settings look like this:

I have a Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain using V1.4, I am connected through LDAP to my organization's Active Directory and I want to be able to change the roles of my users from my AD.

Basically I need two roles: user and admin, a user can run contracts and an admin can install and upgrade contracts.

So what I'm trying to do its to add a converter in my ldap configuration on fabric-ca-server-config.yaml and a map that changes my "memberOf" AD property to hf.Registrar.Roles like this:

I'm having a simple setup locally running in docker containers, one container based on openjdk:13-alpine installing artemis 2.11.0 and the other based on osixia/openldap.

When I try to login to the web console I receive an error that I cannot understand at all:

There are about 20 OU in AD. 6 of the OU has space in it. for example, "Department Heads", "Operation Managers". The following works all 15 OU where there are no space but doesn't work when there is a space in the OU description.

Any idea. I tried putting the string into "" but nothing helps.

My powershell script will update the ldap user attribute for non-Microsoft technology(Active Directory) and i faced some issue on it. This is my reference link for how to update non-Microsoft technology(Active Directory)

This is part of my powershell script