PHP :: Bug #5603 :: ldap_search($link_id,$dn,"objectclass=*",array("name") don't work!

Bug #5603	ldap_search($link_id,$dn,"objectclass=*",array("name") don't work!
Submitted:	2000-07-15 09:28 UTC	Modified:	2000-07-25 17:33 UTC
From:	christian at comlink dot org	Assigned:	sniper (profile)
Status:	Closed	Package:	LDAP related
PHP Version:	4.0.0	OS:	Red Had 6.0
Private report:	No	CVE-ID:	None

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[2000-07-15 09:28 UTC] christian at comlink dot org

Hallo,
I use PHP 4.0.1pl2.

The command:

ldap_search($link_id,$dn,"objectclass=*",array("name"));

even "name" is an field in the Database.

But if i choose the command:

ldap_search($link_id,$dn,"name=*",array("name"))
                          ^^^^^^
                           or somethingelse

it work! 

If i go to commandline and use :

ldapsearch -L -b "dn" 
"(objectclass=*)" "name"

it work!

So where is the mistake?


Christian

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[2000-07-22 05:08 UTC] sniper at cvs dot php dot net

Does this print any errors?

--Jani

[2000-07-25 03:02 UTC] sniper@php.net

After thinking this more (and doing some tests) I think
this has something to do with bug #5433.

--Jani

[2000-07-25 08:22 UTC] christian at comlink dot org

Oh, i'm sorry for bad expalnation of the bug.
Useing the ldap_search command with the filter 'objectclass=*' AND an array $justthese("Attribute") where attribute is an existing attribute in the directory the result is empty.
With any other filter it work e.g. 'objectclass=person'.

By christian

[2000-07-25 17:33 UTC] sniper@php.net

Fixed in CVS. Thanks for confirming my thoughs! =)

--Jani

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