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How do I fix an LDAPError 13 Permission denied? (osqa-ldap-authentication-part-3)
*This question has forked off from the answers and comments at: [osqa-ldap-authentication-part-2][1]* I implemented the directory archive askvictor created. [Thanks Victor!] Everything appears to be installed correctly but I receive an 'LDAPError 13 Permission denied' when I attempt to login using LDAP. [Error details][2] This is throwing a 500 error. I have viewed the 500 error with local ldap mod link up thread and have verified that `from forum.actions import UserJoinsAction` is in
authentication.py. [tail /var/log/apache2/osqa.error.log][3] [tail /var/log/apache2/osqa.access.log][4] [tail /var/log/apache2/error.log][5] Does anyone have any ideas? I'm happy to provide more information if directed to. [1]:
http://meta.osqa.net/questions/2225/osqa-ldap-authentication-part-2 [2]:
http://pastebin.com/hpeBwHdS [3]:
http://pastebin.com/4BZe3eZb [4]:
http://pastebin.com/cRG3ezhU [5]:
http://pastebin.com/VdESkqvi
Any other ideas? I also get "LDAPError 2, No such file or directory" [error details][1] usually once before the above error 13 begins to appear. [1]:
http://pastebin.com/GMkKvau8
I granted write access for the www-data group to the cache directory and all its sub-folders and the permission error has now ceased. I am still unable to login using LDAP users. I now receive [LDAPerror0][1]. Any ideas? [1]:
http://pastebin.com/UcyPqdua
Best Answer
I completely uninstalled django and django debug toolbar and reinstalled them using pip. LDAP functionality was then querying. I had to change the user mask for the bind user to `sAMAccountName=%s` in order for the bind to complete correctly in my AD2008 environment.
