Searching users

Hi Guys,

I have a fairly weird problem.  I have an ispman installation, that has
been running for a while, and has been upgraded a few times (now running
1.3).

I have the following issue when using the web interface, after selecting
a domain (with about 400 users in it), and then clicking "search users,"
and then looking for a first name that should exist: Nothing shows up.

Looking for my name, Shawn, lists this in the slapd logs:

Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 ispman:
ISPMan::LDAP /usr/local/ispman/htdocs/admin/../../lib/ISPMan/LDAP.pm 126
Connected to LDAP Server localhost 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 ispman:
ISPMan::Utils /usr/local/ispman/htdocs/admin/../../lib/ISPMan/Utils.pm
94 opening /usr/local/ispman/cgi-bin/tmpl/headers.tmpl as template 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 ispman:
ISPMan::Utils /usr/local/ispman/htdocs/admin/../../lib/ISPMan/Utils.pm
94 opening /usr/local/ispman/cgi-bin/tmpl/users/search.tmpl as templ
ate 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]: connection_get(36) 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]: SRCH "" 2 2
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]:     0 0 0 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]:     filter:
(&(objectClass=ispmanDomainUser)(givenName=*shawn*)) 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]:     attrs:
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]:  
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]: send_ldap_result: err=10 matched=""
text="" 
Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]: connection_get(36) 

Which, is different than a normal search, where the SRCH string looks
like this:

Nov 22 14:46:59 auth1 slapd[165]: SRCH "o=ispman" 2 0

So, I see that o=ispman isn't being passed for some reason.  Because of
this, I attempted to apply a quick kludge by
modifying /usr/local/ispman/cgi-bin/tmpl/users/search.tmpl (On my
freebsd server, ispman's prefix is in /usr/local):

*** search.tmpl Thu Nov  4 09:49:03 2004
--- /usr/local/src/ispman/ispman-web/cgi-bin/tmpl/users/search.tmpl    
Sun Jan  4 10:56:14 2004
***************
*** 58,65 ****
  }
  
  $filter="&(objectclass=ispmanDomainUser)$filter";
! #$users=$ispman->getEntriesAsHashRef($r->param("dn"),  $filter);
! $users=$ispman->getEntriesAsHashRef("o=ispman",  $filter);
  
  
  
--- 58,64 ----
  }
  
  $filter="&(objectclass=ispmanDomainUser)$filter";
! $users=$ispman->getEntriesAsHashRef($r->param("dn"),  $filter);


So, my question is: How and where is that $r->param("dn") variable
supposed to be actually set that it isn't right now?

Thanks,

	-Shawn



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