Hi,
To integrate OTRS with LDAP, we should configure OU name in Config.pm for BaseDN, such as
$Self->{'AuthModule::LDAP::BaseDN'} = 'ou=XX,dc=yourdomain,dc=com';
My issue is OTRS will not run properly after I input double code characters (Japanese) within the OU name filed for XX.
I know Perl program can support all type of encode including utf8, but I am not familiar with perl programing.
Can anyone help me fix this issue?
Thanks in advance,
Mshi
LDAP ou name cannot be input with double code characters
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LDAP ou name cannot be input with double code characters
OTRS: 3.0.7
ITSM: 3.0.2
Running on: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with MySQL, integrated with MS 2003 Active Directory Server
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Re: LDAP ou name cannot be input with double code characters
I am guessing here, because I can't verify it, but if you know the bytes that make up the characters, you might (?) be successful in slash escaping the byte equivalents \00\40
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Re: LDAP ou name cannot be input with double code characters
Hi crythias
Your guessing provided me with right direction.
In perl file, each double code language character should be subtitude with hex byte format, like \x{60a8}.
Thanks,
Mshi
Your guessing provided me with right direction.
In perl file, each double code language character should be subtitude with hex byte format, like \x{60a8}.
Thanks,
Mshi
OTRS: 3.0.7
ITSM: 3.0.2
Running on: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with MySQL, integrated with MS 2003 Active Directory Server
ITSM: 3.0.2
Running on: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with MySQL, integrated with MS 2003 Active Directory Server