What account were you using to authenticate to LDAP? If the password expires or is changed for the account being used by the LDAP component to verify your account, then you will get rejected every time. The only remedy i had was either to log on as a local administrator, if one exists, and update the LDAP config, or go into the database manually and update the record in the auth_sources table.
What account were you using to authenticate to LDAP? If the password expires or is changed for the account being used by the LDAP component to verify your account, then you will get rejected every time. The only remedy i had was either to log on as a local administrator, if one exists, and update the LDAP config, or go into the database manually and update the record in the
auth_sourcestable.