#include <ldap.h> int ldap_enetwork_domain_get( char **edomain, char *filename)
The ldap_enetwork_domain_get() API is used to retrieve the user's default eNetwork domain name. To free the returned string, use ldap_memfree().
The eNetwork domain name (along with the user's default Domain Name Service (DNS) domain name) is used to identify the user's LDAP authentication domain. For example, if a user's eNetwork domain name is "chicago", and the user's DNS domain is midwest.illinois.com, then information can be published in DNS that associates ldap.chicago.midwest.illinois.com with a collection of LDAP servers (master(s) and replicas). This permits applications to easily find an appropriate LDAP authentication server, by using the ldap_server_locate() API.
An application stores the eNetwork domain name on disk by calling ldap_enetwork_domain_set(). For IBM® i, the default file where the eNetwork domain name stored is called ldap_user_info and will be found in the user's home directory. A user's home directory is specified in the user's profile.
The caller must have Execute (*X) authority to each directory in the path name preceding the name of the user information file. The caller must have Read (*R) authority to the user information file.
The ldap_enetwork_domain_get() will return an LDAP error code if not successful. See LDAP Client API Error Conditions for possible LDAP error code values.
The following message may be sent from this function.
Message ID | Error Message Text |
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CPF3CF2 E | Error(s) occurred during running of ldap_enetwork_domain_get API. |
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