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There is an error in the sript which isn't able to use an authenticated connection. If USER (-u) and PASS (-p) are provided, they aren't used in the ldapsearch generated command and the connection is still anonymous. Suggestion the LDAP query should be modified as follow: # do the ldap query if [ "${USER}" = "" ]; then # maybe you need the -Z here if you have the simple authentication deactivated ldapsearch -H ${TYPE}://${HOST}:${PORT} -x -b "" -s base ${LDAPATTR} >${TMPFILE} 2>${ERRFILE} EXITCODE=$? else # maybe you need the -Z here if you have the simple authentication deactivated ldapsearch -H ${TYPE}://${HOST}:${PORT} -x -b "" -s base ${LDAPATTR} -D ${USER} -w ${PASS} >${TMPFILE} 2>${ERRFILE} EXITCODE=$? fi Best regards Jean-Marc

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