Hello Karel -

On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello All,
> 
> I'm using 2.16.1 (including patches) and AuthLDAPSDK for LDAP
> authentication. My config file contains several handlers (different
> Called-Station-Id's), but which all authenticate against the same LDAP
> server. When testing with the same user/password the following showed up:
> 
> handler 1 could not authenticate
> handler 2 could authenticate
> 
> I know there is some 'bug' in the LDAPSDK module not noting when the LDAP
> connection is reset by some means. 
> 
> Questions:
> According to the manual a new LDAP connection is set up each time a request
> is initiated. I thought that LDAPSDK does not do this but reuses the LDAP
> connection for several subsequent requests (long time ago I've been sniffing
> and saw one connection setup and several LDAP requests following, this was
> with Radiator 2.14.1). Anybody knows this for sure?
> Does Radiator setup a new/separate LDAP connection to the same LDAP server
> if a different Handler is authenticating? This question relates to the
> former one, as I still presume Radiator sets up an LDAP connection once
> using LDAPSDK and tries to reuse this one.
> 

There have been a number of changes in the various versions of the LDAP code,
so you should have a read through the history file ("doc/history.html") to see
what changes were made. Specifically, the connection behaviour has changed at
least once, because Radiator originally tried to open and maintain a single
connection, but there were some servers that fell over with multiple queries on
the connection. There is now a "HoldServerConnection" parameter to control this
behaviour. This was added in 2.16, so have a look at section 6.32.15 in the
manual to check.

regards

Hugh


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