IBM BS029ML Self Help Guide - Page 180
Message LDAP: error code 49 - Invalid Credentials., Solution: The LDAP error message
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- Some vi editors of UNIX systems cause problems when handling large files. This depends on the implementation of the vi editor. For example, if you use a vi editor to modify an XML script with more than 40.000 lines, parts of the file contents might get truncated. Use a different editor to modify such large files. - You have a problem with your HTTP communication setup, for example, your input is relayed through a HTTP server that truncates it. In this case, you can check for communication problems by specifying the -echo command-line parameter when you call the XML configuration interface tool. When this parameter is specified, your request is not processed, but simply returned as it is read by the server. If the output is different from your input file, your request was modified somewhere along the communication path. Message "LDAP: error code 49 - Invalid Credentials". If you try to connect to the portal with security and LDAP enabled, but if the LDAP server is not available, the error message shown in Example 5-2 is returned in the XML response file. Example 5-2 LDAP error message com.ibm.websphere.wmm.exception.WMMSystemException: The following Naming Exception occurred during processing: "javax.naming.AuthenticationException: [LDAP: error code 49 - Invalid Credentials]".This message can be misleading. Solution: The LDAP error message Invalid Credentials means that the user name or password are wrong. It can also mean that the LDAP server is not available at all. Message "LDAP: error code 50 - Insufficient access". This message is returned when the user does not have proper access to the users. The admin account used to run the task should have at least read access to the LDAP tree. Message"XMLC0142E: Unique name unique_name is already used in the portal". Solution: When you create a nested element, for example, a component with a uniquename attribute, the whole hierarchy upward from that element must also have uniquename attributes. Example 5-3 shows an example XML export request snippet. Example 5-3 XML export example
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