[PHP] Adding an LDAP account (Add: Constrain
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immobilia Posted messages 44 Status Membre -
immobilia Posted messages 44 Status Membre -
Hello,
When I execute this code I get this error:
Warning: ldap_add() [function.ldap-add]: Add: Constraint violation in test.php on line 56
The error is in the $adduserAD array, but I don't know where.
Thank you in advance
When I execute this code I get this error:
Warning: ldap_add() [function.ldap-add]: Add: Constraint violation in test.php on line 56
The error is in the $adduserAD array, but I don't know where.
<? $adduserAD['cn'][0] = "PNom"; $adduserAD['sn'][0] = "NOM"; $adduserAD['mail'][0] = "prenom.nom@domaine.com"; $adduserAD['displayname'][0] = "NOM Prenom"; $adduserAD['givenname'][0] = "Prenom"; $adduserAD['name'][0] = "PNom"; $adduserAD['scriptpath'][0] = "logon.bat"; $adduserAD['userprincipalname'][0] = "PNom@DOMAINE.COM"; $adduserAD['objectclass'][0] = "top"; $adduserAD['objectclass'][1] = "person"; $adduserAD['objectclass'][2] = "organizationalPerson"; $adduserAD['objectclass'][3] = "user"; $adduserAD['userPassword'][0] = '{MD5}' . base64_encode(pack('H*',md5("pass"))); ldap_add($ds, "CN=NOM Prenom,OU=Magasin_Expedition,OU=Users,OU=101,DC=DOMAINE,DC=com", $adduserAD); ?> Thank you in advance
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Thank you for your responses Alain42, it's very nice of you, but <?php or <? won't change anything for me, because the functions I use are from PHP 4.
As for the LDAP path, it's good, because I can see all the information on all the accounts.....etc.
Because in this Active Directory, the hierarchy is only classified by OUs (it's not me who did that, lol).
As for the LDAP path, it's good, because I can see all the information on all the accounts.....etc.
Because in this Active Directory, the hierarchy is only classified by OUs (it's not me who did that, lol).
If you are using PHP5, avoid using short tags <? ?> and use <?php ?> instead.
Then, I don't know this function, but is it normal that you have multiple ORs?
Looking at the site manuelphp.com, it seems that you should use the same parameters as those for the LDAP connection.
Then, I don't know this function, but is it normal that you have multiple ORs?
Looking at the site manuelphp.com, it seems that you should use the same parameters as those for the LDAP connection.
I don't know if it will be helpful to you, but I just found an interesting tutorial on LDAP:
https://www.developpez.com/telechargements/auth/id/43205ff6537108d65199ece96809fb2b
https://www.developpez.com/telechargements/auth/id/43205ff6537108d65199ece96809fb2b
lol, I've already gone through all the resources possible to find on Google.
PHP 5 is not the point I'm interested in, especially since it's a test script.
No LDAP expert around??????????
PHP 5 is not the point I'm interested in, especially since it's a test script.
No LDAP expert around??????????
I'm sorry to insist, but you need to use standardized tags <?php ?> because even for a test script, it must run on a platform with a version of PHP. And if it's on php5, you might encounter weird behaviors; I've had the problem before, and while browsing the forum, I found out I'm not the only one!
I'm not an LDAP specialist, but it seems strange to me that you have multiple OUs (that would mean you're adding to several entries on your LDAP server). The tutorial I pointed out to you looks pretty good; I know you've read some before, but take a look at it anyway.
I'm not an LDAP specialist, but it seems strange to me that you have multiple OUs (that would mean you're adding to several entries on your LDAP server). The tutorial I pointed out to you looks pretty good; I know you've read some before, but take a look at it anyway.
Your answer can be found at LDAP PHP.
It just happens that your 'scriptpath' and 'userprincipalname' attributes are not defined in the standard classes.
If the 'user' class is one of your personal classes, make sure it is included in the schema reading and that it allows these 2 attributes.
P.S. for Alain42: the tags <?php have nothing to do in this context; if there is a PHP return, it means he is using what is needed in relation to the server <? or <?php.
It just happens that your 'scriptpath' and 'userprincipalname' attributes are not defined in the standard classes.
If the 'user' class is one of your personal classes, make sure it is included in the schema reading and that it allows these 2 attributes.
P.S. for Alain42: the tags <?php have nothing to do in this context; if there is a PHP return, it means he is using what is needed in relation to the server <? or <?php.