Our development machine has user profiles on it that were originally
created several years and OS releases ago. Many of these have never
been used, but sat there nicely. Recently I configured the LDAP server
(a/k/a Tivoli Directory Server) on this box and I've run into a weird
situation: even though I can use these user profiles to sign on, the
LDAP server refuses to recognize them. I get a GLD0120 error no matter
what I try. If, however, I copy the user profile to another profile,
the new profile works fine. Stranger yet, if I delete the original, and
then copy the duplicate back to the original name, the copy of the copy
(with the original user ID) works just fine.
I think I've checked everything, including authorities, but I can't see
any reason why the profile is getting rejected, except that it is old.
Other old profiles have the same symptoms. Maybe something changed in a
release and the upgrade didn't quite take hold? Has anyone seen
anything similar, before I open a PMR?
Joe
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