Hi! I want see user password. When I use console to create a new user in my ldap tree I can set user's password. FDS encrypt password automatically with the hash functione that I choose (in particular with SSHA) when I use ldapsearch -x "uid=SCarter" I see all SCarter attribute but not his password. Form me is important to see the hash of password: how can I do?
I have an other question: what is the function of the attribute "nsuniqueid"
Thanks!
puestadelsol83 wrote:
Hi! I want see user password. When I use console to create a new user in my ldap tree I can set user's password. FDS encrypt password automatically with the hash functione that I choose (in particular with SSHA) when I use ldapsearch -x "uid=SCarter" I see all SCarter attribute but not his password. Form me is important to see the hash of password: how can I do?
There is a default aci that disallows search access to the userPassword. You have to either edit that aci or use a privileged account e.g. ldapsearch -x -D "cn=directory manager" -w password
I have an other question: what is the function of the attribute "nsuniqueid"
This attribute is a unique identifier for this entry. The value is guaranteed to be unique even in a multi master replication environment.
Thanks!
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