Thanks for the quick response. I checked the simias.config file and NamingAtrribute is set to CN but I'm having trouble getting the syntax correct for the ldapsearch command. I apologize but I'm new to Linux and have never run this command before. I keep getting the following error:
Thank you again. I finally got the ldapsearch command to run per your examples. I do get the following error before it asks for the LDAP password: ldap_start_tls: Server is unavailable (52), but the command does run. I limited the search to just the ifolderadmin account I'm trying to use. I've attached the results. In your next step you ask me to check for multiple users with the same login attribute value. Before I enabled LDAP I was able to get into the administrative web interface and I created a user (gknue) and used this as a test account. I was able to login into the user web interface and also connect a windows xp client. Could this account be causing me problems? If so, I'm not sure how to get rid of it since I can't get into the admin interface. I did change the INFO string to DEBUG in Simias.log4net file and restarted apache but I don't see any erros in the simias.log except when I try to login as gknue and then I get the following error:
The following URLs are supported in Teaming, and might appear in the table above.
Permalinks
Permalinks are URLs that remain constant over time, and are used to reference individual workspaces, folders and entries. You can use them as bookmarks, or e-mail them to others. Copy and paste them as needed.
E-Mail Addresses
If the folder owner has set up an e-mail address for this folder, then you can add entries directly into the folder via e-mail.
WebDAV URL
Use the WebDAV URL to access a folder directly as a file directory. Applications such as Windows Explorer and Microsoft Office can use a WebDAV URL to directly access the files stored in a Teaming folder.
iCal URL
You can use this URL to synchronize Teaming task and calendar folders to your desktop calendar application.
RSS URL
Folders can also be accessed using an RSS or ATOM Feed Reader or directly from the file system. Copy the RSS URL below and paste it into your RSS reader to access this folder as an RSS feed.
Caution: This RSS URL has been created for your use only. It uses your access rights. Sending this URL to other people may give them access to entries in this folder that they may not otherwise be able to view.
