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    dzinkin
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    Hello!

    I am working with a school district that, until recently, was using Open Directory authentication with Active Directory accounts on two XServes, both running OS X Server 10.4.8. Recently, I helped the Mac administrator there install a new XServe running 10.4.9; this server is meant to replace the other two. We’ve re-created the same groups from both of the two older servers, and the AD accounts show up as they should.

    Unfortunately, we’re running into two problems:

    1. If a workstation includes LDAP entries for BOTH servers, we can log in, and in fact we see groups from both servers. If it includes LDAP entries only for the new server, we cannot log in at all.

    2. Attempting to log in from a workstation as an administrator to either of the old servers allows us to pick the group from which we get our privileges. No such choice comes up for the new one.

    I’ve looked in the LDAP logs for the new server and found a series of errors that look like this:

    Jun 15 08:08:36 bcsd-osx slapd[48]: <= bdb_equality_candidates: (apple-computers) index_param failed (18)\n Jun 15 08:08:37 bcsd-osx slapd[48]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (apple-mcxflags) index_param failed (18)\n Jun 19 06:58:54 bcsd-osx slapd[48]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (apple-mcxflags) index_param failed (18)\n Jun 19 09:01:22 bcsd-osx slapd[48]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (apple-mcxflags) index_param failed (18)\n Jun 19 09:01:28 bcsd-osx slapd[48]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (apple-mcxflags) index_param failed (18)\n Depending on where I look, I see that it's proof that the server needs to be reinstalled from scratch, it's not a concern in the least, or it's somewhere in between. Could someone please advise as to what our next step should be? Many thanks!

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