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Old 06-30-2009, 04:39 PM   #1
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ASSP LDAP search errors


I'm configuring an ASSP server for Spam filtering
(http://assp.sourceforge.net/). Im running it on Debian Lenny.

I've got the server configured and installed. It's filtering and relaying emails correctly, However I need to filter incoming emails against LDAP user lookups. I've configured ASSP via the web interface to do lookups against our Active Directory server using my Domain Admin credentials and I'm getting this error in the ASSP logs

LDAP search error: 89 -- '' check ignored

I've tried to reconfigure the LDAP fields and I'm certain I have them correct because I get bind errors when I change the fields. I know that it's using perl scripts to connect, and I know it's using libnet-ldap-perl. Does anyone have any experience doing ldap lookups with perl or with ASSP and how to configure it for Active Directory?
 
  


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