Le 8/31/12 11:41 AM, Erwann Abalea a écrit :
Bonjour,
I'm no LDAP expert, so what follows may be stupid. I'm OK with this, but I'd prefer receiving pointers to make my mind clearer.
Looking at your network capture, I see the search you're doing has its baseObject set to "msisdn=9800002868;dc=MSISDN,dc=C-NTDB". Is the semicolon intentional? Looking at RFC4514, chapter 3 "Parsing a String Back to a Distinguished Name", a COMMA separates the RDN elements, and a SEMI (semicolon, U+003B) must be escaped. My guess is this semicolon is an error and should be a comma instead.
Semi-colon are legal separators in DNs. It's just old school, and you'd better avoid using them...