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September 18, 2007 at 2:16 am #369961
Dave Hagan
ParticipantCan anyone enlighten me what might be the cause of this recurring log entry? It’s dominating the log file.
Sep 17 22:06:10 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:12 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:13 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:13 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:13 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:13 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:13 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:24 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response
Sep 17 22:06:40 doppler /usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest responseThanks for your help! (As always…)
September 18, 2007 at 2:50 am #369962Dave Hagan
ParticipantI am noticing an accompanying “match” of sorts in the slapd log:
Sep 17 22:41:11 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310173] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:12 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310176] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:12 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310179] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:12 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310182] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:13 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310185] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:13 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310188] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:13 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310191] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:24 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310196] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:40 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310199] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:42 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310202] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:42 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310205] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:42 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310208] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:42 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310211] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:43 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310214] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:43 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310217] Failure: incorrect digest response\n
Sep 17 22:41:54 doppler slapd[45]: SASL [conn=310222] Failure: incorrect digest response\nStill lost as to why this is occuring. Help?
September 26, 2007 at 5:23 pm #370056Dave Hagan
ParticipantMacTroll wrote:
Someone or something is attempting to authenticate but failing.
Running the LDAP server in debug mode, a CLI task
How would I do this? And will it break anything/harm anything?
September 27, 2007 at 6:34 pm #370071srussking
ParticipantI was about to post this same thing, as I am getting those
“/usr/sbin/PasswordService: incorrect digest response” ‘s every few seconds as well.Do you get
Sep 27 2007 10:21:29 RSAVALIDATE: success. Sep 27 2007 10:21:29 USER: {0x46a786c55cedb1a50000007800000077, userName} is the current user. Sep 27 2007 10:21:29 AUTH2: {0x46a786c55cedb1a50000007800000077, userName} CRAM-MD5 authentication failed, SASL error -13 (password incorrect). Sep 27 2007 10:21:29 QUIT: {0x46a786c55cedb1a50000007800000077, userName} disconnected. Sep 27 2007 10:21:35 RSAVALIDATE: success.in the PasswordServer.Server log?
Or is that just me?
You may want to check out this previous post, though it did nothing for me.
https://www.afp548.com/forum/viewtopic.php?forum=18&showtopic=12396
-Russ
September 28, 2007 at 11:25 am #370074Dave Hagan
Participantsrussking wrote:
Do you get…in the PasswordServer.Server log?
Or is that just me?
No, I don’t get that in my logs. It’s the weirdest thing, and I don’t know why it’s happening. What I do know is that it’s takin CPU cycles. I should note by the way that I am running the PowerPC 10.4.8 server. I haven’t upgraded beyond that yet due to the reported crashyness of 10.4.9 AFP. I’d like to know what this is…
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