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Webmaster Forum / ColdFusion / Advanced Techniques / March 2008LDAP returns an error
I need someone to shed a light here...I have to retrieve all the members from a LDAP directory using coldfusion. But I keep getting a 503 error message that says: Request timed out waiting to execute. I can browse the LDAP directory using a third-party software so it is working fine. I am on CF8. Code: <!--- This starts this script as an application ---> <cfapplication name="myapp" sessionmanagement="Yes" sessiontimeout="#CreateTimeSpan(0,0,0,1)#" /> <!--- This tag retrieves all the object classes from the ldap directory---> <cfldap server="127.0.0.1" port="1003" action="query" name="results" start="o=CompuSport" scope="subtree" filter="(objectclass=organizationalUnit)" attributes="ou" maxrows="1" /> <cfdump var="#results#"> I am not sure but as I remember error 503 is about LDAP authorization/authentication problems. You can check your credentials. I am not sure what the problem is but there is no username or password. I have tried Anonymous but no luck whatsoever and try and catch isn't giving me any valueble information. I am clueless. I also do not know what would be the way of tracking the problem. But I feel that you first need to learn your LDAP features before starting CF part. Here are some resources that may give some ideas: Using LDAP with ColdFusion http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/8/htmldocs/LDAP_04.html Integrating ColdFusion Applications with Microsoft Active Directory http://www.adobe.com/devnet/server_archive/articles/integrating_cf_apps_w_ms_act ive_directory.html I hope these helps. > I also do not know what would be the way of tracking the problem. But I feel > that you first need to learn your LDAP features before starting CF part. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > I hope these helps. As well as those ColdFusion LDAP resource, a general and free LDAP browser can be had from Softerra, which I find invaluable to exploring and creating LDAP structure and queries. http://www.ldapbrowser.com/ Ian, a great tool! Thanks! :) We are not using Active Directory. <!--- Description: Retrieves everything from the LDAP Directory RG03252008: Created it. ---> <!--- This starts this script as an application ---> <cfldap server="localhost" port="1003" action="query" name="results" start="o=CompuSport" scope="onelevel" attributes="dn" sort="ou" maxrows="10" timeout="20"> <table border="0" cellspacing=2 cellpadding=2> <cfoutput query="results"> <tr> <td>#dn#<br></td> </tr> </cfoutput> </table> Ravi, you can first try this LDAP Administrator to connect your local LDAP server. I think if you can connect to "your" LDAP server with any tool like that, it may give some more ideas. I use LDAP Administrator and it lets me connect to it Anonymously. I read the articles your sent me and in them it says that by default all anonymous connections are blocked. The question..how do I add an user/password then? If there is no username is specified, the LDAP connection will be already anonymous. Hey Ian thanks for that tool link. It's exactly something i've been desperate to find :) |
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