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structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length

Open pilotkid opened this issue 3 years ago • 0 comments

Hello, I am not sure where to begin debugging this. However, when I am attempting to use an LDAP viewer on my computer, or connect my phones (two fanvil and two grandstream) I am getting the following output: image

Text Version of Error

2021/04/16 19:38:39 Listening on :10389 2021/04/16 19:38:45 Connection client [1] from 192.168.4.25:57077 accepted 2021/04/16 19:38:45 Error reading Message : ReadLDAPMessage: ReadSubBytes: ParseTagAndLength: asn1: structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length 30840000004402011463840000003b04000a01000a0100020100020178010100870b6f626a656374636c6173733084000000170415737570706f727465644361706162696c6974696573 2021/04/16 19:40:45 Error reading Message : ReadLDAPMessage: ReadSubBytes: ParseTagAndLength: asn1: structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length 308400000006020115500114 2021/04/16 19:40:45 Error reading Message : ReadLDAPMessage: ReadSubBytes: ParseTagAndLength: asn1: structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length 30840000004602011663840000003d04000a01000a0100020100020178010100870b6f626a656374636c6173733084000000190417737570706f727465645341534c4d656368616e69736d73 2021/04/16 19:42:45 Error reading Message : ReadLDAPMessage: ReadSubBytes: ParseTagAndLength: asn1: structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length 308400000006020117500116 2021/04/16 19:42:45 Error reading Message : ReadLDAPMessage: ReadSubBytes: ParseTagAndLength: asn1: structure error: superfluous leading zeros in length 3084000000050201184200 2021/04/16 19:42:45 Error readMessagePacket: EOF 2021/04/16 19:42:45 client 1 close() 2021/04/16 19:42:45 client 1 close() - stop reading from client 2021/04/16 19:42:45 client 1 close() - Abandon signal sent to processors 2021/04/16 19:42:45 client [1] request processors ended 2021/04/16 19:42:45 client [1] connection closed

Steps used to debug:
  • I am using asterisk for the username as the password (since it doesn't matter according to the readme).
  • I have set the base as both asterisk and dc=asterisk
  • I have set LDAP version to both 2 and 3.
  • I have used both Simple and GSS-API authentication
  • SSL and TLS are both disabled
  • I am always using port 10389 and the firewall has been set to allow all connections to that port

Is this a setup issue or a software issue? What can I do to fix it?

pilotkid avatar Apr 16 '21 20:04 pilotkid