Oh Domino Gods, please smile upon me…
Erm… Right.
A bit of background.
I have an application that requires HTTP authentication. I have a Primary NAB and Secondary NAB. The Primary NAB (names.nsf) isn’t used for HTTP authentication at all. The Secondary NAB (edc.nsf) used for HTTP authentication and is an Extended Directory Catalog that aggregates two directorys (nab1.nsf & nab2.nsf)that contains the users and groups, more directories will be aggregated later. These directories are so that individuals can administrate there users separately.
My Problem.
After creating a user in a directory that gets aggregated I force a HTTP password change, user logs in get redirected to change password form, all good so far. After successfully changing the password the Admin Request is create but when it get processed I get the following error…
Admin Process: Received the following error performing a Change HTTP Password in Domino Directory request on (Path: names.nsf): A person document for either the request’s signer or the 'Name(s) acted upon was not found in any local trusted directories for which this server is the Administration Server.
To my untrained eye the adminp process isn’t looking at edc.nsf for users to alter.
Any assistance would be appreciated
Jon