Ldap Error Code 50 Insufficient Access Rights
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attempting to update user profile information profile; selfcare; ldap; error; 50; insufficient; property; extension; database; access; rights; management; edit Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) IBM WebSphere Portal is successfully ldap error code 50 - insufficient access rights openldap installed and configured. When attempting to update a user's data in the Selfcare
Javax.naming.nopermissionexception: [ldap: Error Code 50 - Insufficient Access Rights]
portlet on the Edit my Profile page the update fails with an error message of LDAP: error code 50 -
Ldap Error Code 50 - Insufficient 'add' Privilege To Add The Entry
Insufficient Access Rights. This Technote will describe how to diagnose and resolve this error message. Symptom The SystemOut.log file will show an error similar to the following: [datetime] 0000004c LdapConnectio E com.ibm.ws.wim.adapter.ldap.LdapConnection modifyAttributes(Name
Ldap Error Code 50 Insufficient Access Rights Oid
name, ModificationItem[] mods)javax.naming.NoPermissionException: [LDAP:error code 50 - Insufficient Access Rights]; Remaining name: 'uid=testuser,ou=users,dc=example,dc=com'; Portal users will report being unable to update their profile information. Cause The SelfCare portlet has a default parameter named GenerateCN with a value of "true". Per the Portal Infocenter: "Use this property to specify whether WebSphere Portal should generate the value of the cn attribute from the supplied user attributes." In this case, ldap error 50 (insufficient rights) the setting is causing the portlet to create the "cn" attribute from the values supplied by the Portal user. Thereafter, the SelfCare portlet would attempt to update the LDAP repository with a new value of the "cn" attribute. The LDAP server is a read-only LDAP server, and any attempts to update attributes will fail. Environment Any Portal 6.1, 7.0 or 8.0 environment with a read-only LDAP could experience this issue. For environments that experience this issue, typically they will be configured with a property extension database that does permit read and write operations to user attributes. The intent of the Portal user was to update the property extension attributes in their profile, not the LDAP attributes. Diagnosing the problem Collect and submit logs and configuration data as outlined in the following document: Portal User Management Architecture Reviewing the trace.log, note the Virtual Member Manager (VMM) change summary for attributes to be updated. In this example, note that a custom attribute in the property extension database named "favoriteColor" is updated, as well as the "cn" property in the LDAP server:
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LDAP Error code 50 - Insufficient Access http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2014/01/24/how-to-debug-oid-ldap-error-code-50-insufficient-access-rights/ Rights January 24, 2014 / Fusion Middleware OID / By Atul Kumar / 4 COMMENTS I recently configured access control in OID to grant READ/WRITE access on one of the OU in OID to a group. This post cover steps to debug Access Control issues (READ/DELETE/MODIFY) in ldap error OID. If you encounter "Insufficient Access Rights" in OID then enable Debug in OID (Set orcldebugflag to 8192 and orcldebugop to 8 to OID instance) using ODSM Note: For value of orcldebugflag (8192 is for Access Control List Processing) & orcldebugop (8 is for DELETE ) follow Note # 1239943.1 ldap error code How To Set OID Debug / Trace Levels for 11g Replicate issue and check OID logs at $ORACLE_INSTANCE/ diagnostics/ OID/ oid/ oidldapds[NNNNN].log _______ 2014-01-23T23:45:00+00:00] [OID] [TRACE:16] [] [OIDLDAPD] [host: oidhost.oiddomain] [pid: 17878] [tid: 10] [ecid: 004wAjKOjRu6aMW_Lxo2ye0004NM00001V,0] ServerWorker (REG):[[ BEGIN ConnID:77 mesgID:34 OpID:33 OpName:delete ConnIP:192.168.1.12 ConnDN:cn=atul kumar,ou=internal,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com gslaudegGetNearestACP:Parsing the node cn=testuser1,ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudegGetNearestACP:Parsing the node ou=merchant users,ou=testou,ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Operation id:(33) Entry DN: (cn=testuser1,ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation: Operation id:(33) User DN: (cn=atul kumar,ou=internal,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Visiting ACP at: (ou=users,ou=testou,ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Visiting ACP at: (ou=testou,ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Visiting ACP at: (ou=external,cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Visiting ACP at: (cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Entry Accees denied by ACP:(cn=users,dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Operation id:(33) User has Privilege groups Evaluation continues 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Visiting ACP at: (dc=onlineappsdba,dc=com) 2014-01-23T23:45:00 * gslaudeeEntryEvaluation:Op id:(33) Entry Accees denied by ACP:(dc=onl