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<div class="">Thanks for taking the time to chime in, Raymond. I'm glad to know it's not just me.
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<div class="">I've experienced this too. I'm a newbie but I think I can explain.</div>
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believe after authentication, the ldaptive libraries attempt a 2nd request for attribute resolution. I believe this 2nd request throws this InvalidNameException because your {user} does not have search capabilities with your AD server.</span></div>
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<div class="">My attribute resolution machinery isn't connected to my authentication machinery here, but there may be a secondary search for the attributes returned as part of the authentication itself.</div>
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<div class="">It doesn't seem to differ based on the {user} string that authenticates in this case. I get the same error when I enter the username and password for the administrative user that has enough privileges to do the bind and search.</div>
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<div class="">It would be plausible that authentication and gathering those attributes would have different privileges, though. I'll chase this down with the AD logs and administrator next.</div>
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