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Posted by planetthoughtful on 02/05/07 01:36
On Feb 2, 1:41 pm, "planetthoughtful" <planetthought...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I'm confused, because as I understand it, this code is running on the
> server machine, not on the client machines (unless there's something
> different about COM?), and there should be no reason that the page
> returns the expected result on my machine and returns the error on the
> problematic one. I would have thought we should both work or both
> fail, particularly when I hard code the variable values to take any
> variability out.
Hi All,
In case anyone's interested, or in case this is of help to someone in
future, the fix for my problem was changing the string used for the
LDAP server from:
$str = "SELECT sn, givenname, mail FROM 'LDAP://
DC=core,DC=dir,DC=mycompany,DC=com' WHERE objectCategory = 'Person'
AND objectClass = 'user' AND samAccountname = '$myid'";
To:
$str = "SELECT sn, givenname, mail FROM 'LDAP://
core.dir.mycompany.com' WHERE objectCategory = 'Person' AND
objectClass = 'user' AND samAccountname = '$myid'";
(Note: in case it isn't evident, "mycompany" is not a real value)
I still have no idea why the first string worked on all client
machines but one, and why the second string works on all (tested)
machines. I was under the impression this would all happen on the
server machine. Still, there it is.
Again, hope this helps someone else.
pt
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