Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run

2012-02-16 Thread Jon Cyr
s it has to stream the data to each attendee. This is the biggest bottleneck in the whole process and not the system or even the hardware. *Von:*Jon Cyr [mailto:j...@cloudyit.com <mailto:j...@cloudyit.com>] *Gesendet:* Dienstag, 14. Februar 2012 22:58

Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run

2012-02-15 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
ical perspective it doesn’t prevent you from having 100 or more >> attendees. >> >> The challenge with such amounts of attendees is not the system and even >> not really the hardware –though a dedicated server with at least 8G is >> preferred- but the bandwidth you have

Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run

2012-02-15 Thread Jon Cyr
en the hardware. *Von:*Jon Cyr [mailto:j...@cloudyit.com <mailto:j...@cloudyit.com>] *Gesendet:* Dienstag, 14. Februar 2012 22:58 *An:* openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org <mailto:openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org> *Betreff:* Re: AW: What's t

Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run

2012-02-15 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
t; > ** ** > > *Von:* Jon Cyr [mailto:j...@cloudyit.com] > *Gesendet:* Dienstag, 14. Februar 2012 22:58 > *An:* openmeetings-user@incubator.apache.org > *Betreff:* Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run > > ** ** > > Hi Norbert, > > It means... in non-tech

Re: AW: What's the largest meeting you've run

2012-02-14 Thread Jon Cyr
Hi Norbert, It means... in non-technical terms, who's holding meetings, how many people... Real examples. For instance... My name is Fred, I hold weekly web-seminars or webinars with over 100 people, it works great. Who is using this? Share an anonymous story of how it's going. Don't wo

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Yes, i have used this svn url But i was using : ldap_use_lower_case=yes not TRUE !!! :-( Sorry about that) below is my current ldap.cfg file : ldap_server_type=OpenLDAP ldap_conn_url=ldap://xxx.xxx.x.xx:389 ldap_admin_dn=CN:x,OU:x,O:xxx ldap_passwd=xxx ldap_search_b

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread Benoit Vautrin
I did network packet capture. With the new code the ldap Bind Request sended by OM is : DN=tOTOa So of course the ldap server answer invalidSyntax ... A correct Bind Request will be : DN=CN=tOTOa,OU=xx,O=xxx morever it sends " DN=tOTOa ", but it should be in lowercase (totoa) after your modif

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
Yes, okay but I don#t know how this option should fix that, actually all it does is to make the string "TotoA" (or whatever string) to lowercase and send it to the LDAP server. I cannot instruct the LDAP server to ignore lower/upper case. So this option will be no solution to your problem. Sebast

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Sorry, My username in ldap directory is TotoA and i've used tOTOa in the OM login screen. See below the logs : ___ WARN 01-26 14:36:24.997 MainService.java 7904119 338 org.openmeetings.app.remote.MainService [NioProcessor-6] - loginUser: 59

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
Hi benoit, what error message do you see? Cause the one you've posted has nothing to do with "Invalid DN Syntax". Sebastian 2012/1/26 Benoit Vautrin > Hi, > > I've ran SVN and ant yesterday evening, re-install Openmeeting from > scratch, but i've still exactly the same behaviours. > > When i t

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-26 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Hi, I've ran SVN and ant yesterday evening, re-install Openmeeting from scratch, but i've still exactly the same behaviours. When i try to login without enforce lower/upper case as it is in my ldap directory I see an Invalid DN Syntax error message in logs. Regards. Benoit >>> "seba.wag...@

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-25 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
*by downloading the nightly build* => Sorry but the Nightly Builds are currently pointing to the wrong SVN (and Apache Infrastructure is not set up yet) You will have to download the code from the SVN by yourself and compile it using ANT. Sebastian 2012/1/25 Benoit Vautrin > Hi, > > I've tested

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-25 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Hi, I've tested your new code (by downloading the nightly build). I have added the option in my ldap config file : ldap_use_lower_case=yes When i try to login without enforce lower/upper case as it is in my ldap directory see below the error : ---

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Hi, I've not be able to use SVN yet. I plan to wait the nighly build and test tomorrow morning ... I would like to explain me much better :-( in my example: in my ldap server, username = TotoA if i use " TotoA " in the OM login window, the bind request is correct " DN=CN=TotoA,ou=users,o=corp "

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
Hi Benoit, sorry I don't get it now. What version of OpenMeetings are you testing? *when i did a request without respecting uppercase/lowercase* => Why should TotoA by automatically lowercased' ?! Did you checkout OpenMeetings SVN version from the Apache Repository testing the new feature that I

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Hi Sebastian, So maybe the problem is somewhere else ... I did some packet network capture : when i did a request with the exact username (respecting uppercase/lowercase) the bind request is " DN=CN=TotoA,ou=users,o=corp " (so it works and i can login) when i did a request without respecting uppe

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
So to sum up: All the option does is to convert the username to lowercase, expecting your ldap server to either ignore the upper/lowercase or actually having the names really in lowercase in ldap. Sebastian 2012/1/24 seba.wag...@gmail.com > No I don't convert anything like that, there is no suc

Re: Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
No I don't convert anything like that, there is no such possibility I don't get any user from LDAP. All I do is search the LDAP Server for a user, if the ldap_use_lower_case is true, the user that searchs the LDAP server is transformed to lowercase. OpenMeetings itself will also use the lowercase u

Rép. : Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread Benoit Vautrin
Hi Sebastian, I'm not a good developer but i try to understand your new code. If the new param ldap_use_lower_case is added to the config file, you convert in lower case the value fill-in by users in the Openmeetings login window ? am i right ? But i don't see where you convert also in lower case

Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-24 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
I've resolved the issue: there is a new param ldap_use_lower_case that you can add in the config file. If the param is true, the username is converted to lowercase before validating the username. This has no effect on how the password is verified. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENMEETING

Re: AW: Username in ldap authentication is case sensitive

2012-01-23 Thread Jeff Schoby
LDAP usernames, as I understand it, should be case insensitive. On Jan 23, 2012 3:19 PM, "Norbert Haag" wrote: > Quite frankly I think that this behavior is an not an issue but a feature. > Unix system have a strict distinction between caps and non-caps for a good > reason. So please don't chan

Re: AW:

2012-01-18 Thread seba.wag...@gmail.com
Ok, I found the post recorder log messages and it seems that it can't find the raw recording files in the streams directory, which would explain why it has issues processing them, no? :-) => No that could simply mean that one of the conversion jobs fails, so that the next stop does not find the fil

Re: AW:

2012-01-18 Thread Mahmut TEKER
Hi, Could it be folder writing permission problem? Have you checked the web user's permission to write into streams folder? Have a nice day, _Mahmut On 01/18/2012 03:57 PM, Norbert Haag wrote: Ok, I found the post recorder log messages and it seems that it can't find the raw recordin