First off this is the last entry of the log file:
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There appears to be a problem with the Directory Server.
(CLASS: nlk.base.LDAPAuthenticator METHOD: authenticateUser LINE: 33)
nlk.acl.directory.DirectoryXcp: javax.naming.NamingException: [LDAP: error code 1 - 000004DC: LdapErr: DSID-0C09072B, comment: In order to perform this operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection., data 0, v2580
and do you want me to copy all the serverconfig file?
###############################################################################
# serverconfig.txt
#
# IHMC CmapServer Configuration file
#
###############################################################################
###############################################################################
#
# Networking Configuration
#
# The bind address is the Internet address that the server and the webserver
# will be listening on for incoming requests. When not specified, the server and
# the webserver will listen on any/all local addresses (including 127.0.0.1).
#
# Unless the server and the webserver need to be configured to run in a
# multi-homed environment, it is recommended to leave this parameter empty.
#
# Example: server.bind.address = 123.123.123.1
#
server.bind.address=
# The hostname is the Internet address that will be used to generate the URLs
# of the web pages of the Cmaps stored on the CmapServer, and it is
# determined automatically by the server.
#
# Edit this property if you want the server to use a specific hostname to
# generate the URLs.
#
# It is recommended that you enter a full computer name rather than an
# IP address.
#
# Example: server.hostname = mypc.mydomain
#
server.hostname=
# The IP address is the Internet address that CmapTools will use to contact the
# CmapServer and it is automatically determined and registered by the server.
#
# Edit this property if you want the server to register a specific IP address.
# Use only dotted-decimal TCP/IP addresses.
#
# Example: server.ip.address = 123.123.123.1
#
server.ip.address=
# All servers create an index of their contents to permit searching. This index
# can be sent to an IndexServer that responds to client search requests.
#
# This has two benefits:
#
# 1) This server is not burdened (CPU and network) with responding to search
# requests from other clients,
#
# 2) The overall search time for clients is more consistent, as there is just
# one network connection.
#
# The index retains its permission settings, so searching the IndexServer
# will be just like searching on the server directly, in that the only
# resources returned for a search request will be those the searcher has
# permission to see.
#
# Most of the time, you will want to leave this variable set to true
#
sendtoindexserver=true
# This variable controls how often the server sends its index to the
# IndexServer, and is expressed in minutes.
#
# If you have a fast internet connection, the default value of sending the
# index every ten (10) minutes should be adequate. If you have a slower
# internet connection, one that is somewhat unreliable, or a very large
# number of resources on your server (e.g., 20-30,000 resources), then
# you may want to increase the timeout value to 60 or 120 (1 or 2 hours).
#
sendtoindexserver.timeout=10
# This variable controls how the index is sent to the indexserver.
#
# The default method for sending the index to the indexserver is to package
# the entire index into one file and transmit it to the indexserver. For
# servers with a large number of resources or that are very actively updated,
# the amount of data being transmitted can be reduced by sending just the
# information about what has changed to the indexserver and integrating that
# information on the indexserver. If there are any errors in the transmission,
# the entire index will be sent, and incremental updating will resume afterwards.
sendtoindexserver.incremental=true
# This variable controls if protected resources should be kept in the index
#
# The indexserver currently has no way to authenticate permissions on cmap-
# servers configured with LDAP permissions. These servers can still send
# their indicies to the indexserver, but may remove all of the resources that
# are not publicly viewable from the index beforehand. This is soley an efficiency
# concern on the indexserver.
sendtoindexserver.removeHidden=true
# Whether to create the index that allows you to search for cmaps
# and resources. The default is true.
index.create=true
#
# Controls whether the topology values are generated for concept maps.
# The topology generation code is currently under development and
# may sometimes cause the indexer to stall. The default is true.
index.generate.topology.value=true
# The server can be contacted using either normal, ssl or pki
# connection mode.
#
# In ssl mode, all data is encrypted for secure communication.
# In pki mode, the server activates the SSL connection mode, but it uses
# PKI infrastructure to authenticate clients.
#
# Administrators can configure the server to operate using normal, ssl
# or pki mode.
#
# IMPORTANT: It is highly recommended not to change the connection mode after
# the server has become operational (except when changing from ssl to pki
# or vice versa). All links pointing to resources in this server will be
# broken because the webserver changes its protocol from http to https
# or vice versa, while the URL of the link remains the same.
#
server.connection.mode=normal
###############################################################################
#
# SSL OPTIONS
#
# The path to the keystore that contains a valid X.509 SSL server certificate.
#
# If not specified, the server will generate a self-signed certificate to be
# stored in its default keystore with a random password.
#
ssl.keystore=
# The password for accessing the keystore specified in ssl.keystore, if any.
#
# IMPORTANT: Once the server is launched, the password will be encrypted.
# To replace the encrypted password: shutdown the server, remove the
# encrypted_<some random characters>\\= (no quotes) value completely,
# type in the new password for the value, then save this file and launch the
# CmapServer again. All passwords that were replaced in this file will again
# be encrypted once the CmapServer has been launched.
#
ssl.keystore.password=
###############################################################################
#
# PKI Configuration
#
# Parameters to request a new certificate from a website via PKCS10 enrollment.
#
# pki.csr.url
# - URL to which the PKCS10 certificate request should be sent.
#
# pki.csr.url.params
# - optional params to post before sending the certificate request.
#
# pki.csr.subject
# - distinguished name of the subject of the certificate request.
#
# If set, the server will try to request a new certificate from the CA,
# otherwise, it will use the keystore file specified by pki.keystore (see
# below).
#
pki.csr.url=
pki.csr.url.params=
pki.csr.subject=
# The path to the PKCS12 file containing the server's certificate and
# its private key.
#
pki.keystore=
# The password for accessing the server's keystore.
#
# IMPORTANT: Once the server is launched, the password will be encrypted.
# To replace the encrypted password: shutdown the server, remove the
# encrypted_<some random characters>\\= (no quotes) value completely,
# type in the new password for the value, then save this file and launch the
# CmapServer again. All passwords that were replaced in this file will again
# be encrypted once the CmapServer has been launched.
#
pki.keystore.password=
# The URL to import the CA trusted certificate from a web server.
#
# If set, the server will try to download the CA trusted certificate
# from the given URL, otherwise, it will use the certificate file
# specified by pki.ca.certificate (see below).
#
pki.ca.cert.url=
# The path to the X.509 file containing the CA trusted certificate.
#
pki.ca.certificate=
# The hostname of the LDAP server to retrieve Certificate
# Revocation Lists (CRLs).
#
# This value is optional. If no LDAP host is specified, no certificate
# revocation checking will be performed.
#
pki.ldap.host=
# The port number of the LDAP server.
#
# Defaults is: 389
#
pki.ldap.port=389
# Specifies which security protocol is used to contact the LDAP server.
# Two security protocols are supported: TLS and SSL
#
# Default is: tls
#
pki.ldap.mode=tls
###############################################################################
#
# Server and Embedded Web Server Configuration
#
# The webserver.program.name variable tells the CMapServerShell which
# webserver to try to instantiate.
#
# The webserver.home.directory variable tells the cmapserver the
# home directory of the webserver that it is instantiating.
#
# Examples:
# webserver.program.name=lite.webserver
# webserver.home.directory=../lws
# webserver.program.name=jigsaw.webserver
# webserver.home.directory=../jigsaw/jigsaw
# Enables/disables the logger of the web server.
#
# Default is: false
#
webserver.logging.enabled=false
# Sets the root folder (the webapps directory) of the webserver.
# This is the directory that contains the index.html file.
#
# This option applies only when the webserver program is tomcat.webserver.
#
# If not set, it defaults to TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/ROOT.
#
webserver.root.folder=
# server.id=
# Specifies the folder in the machine's file system used by the server
# to store the cmaps and resources.
#
server.rootfolder=../serverRootFolder
save.as.xml=false
# The name of the server.
# This is the name that will be diplayed in the Views of CmapTools.
#
# Example: My CmapServer
#
server.name=VIA University College CMAP03 (DK)
# The organization to which this server belongs to.
#
# Example: My Organization
#
server.org=
# The port number of the server.
# CmapTools clients will contact the server on this port.
#
# Default is '4447'
#
server.port=4447
# The port number of the embedded web server.
#
# Under non-Windows systems, it may be necessary to change the value
# of this port to a number above 1024 if the server cannot run
# with administrative privileges (usually the 'root' account).
#
# Default is '80'
#
webserver.port=80
# Host address of the name server used by some services (DTs) to
# resolve domain names for sending email notifications.
#
nameserver=ns.ihmc.us
###############################################################################
#
# AdminTool and Root Folder Administration Account Configuration
#
# IMPORTANT: Once the server is launched, the values for any password parameter
# in this file, including values for the admin.password= and
# root.folder.password=, will be encrypted.
# To replace any encrypted password: shutdown the server, remove the
# encrypted_<some random characters>\\= (no quotes) value completely,
# type in the new password for the value, then save this file and launch the
# CmapServer again. All passwords that were replaced in this file will again
# be encrypted once the CmapServer has been launched.
#
# These options specify the username and password to access the server
# through the AdminTool program. The contact email address (optional) is used by
# the server to send notifications about startup problems or shutdown events.
#
admin.account=DELETED!
admin.password=DELETED!
admin.email.address=
#
# These options specify the username and password of the server's root
# folder administrator.
#
root.folder.account=DELETED!
root.folder.password=DELETED!
################################################################################
#
# Logging Configuration
#
# Enable logging.
#
# Default is 'yes'
#
logger.enabled=yes
# This option specifies the path to the directory where log files are created.
#
# %h = user home directory
# %t = user temporary directory
#
# Default is: '%h/logs'
#
logger.file.path=../logs
# This option specifies the prefix of the log file name. The log file name is
# generated using this prefix and a counter. For example: logfile0.log,
# logfile1.log, etc. being logfile0.log the most recently modified.
#
# Default is 'logfile'
#
logger.file.prefix=cmapserver
# This option specifies the maximum size in bytes of each log file.
# When the maximum size is reached, a new log file is created.
#
# Default is '1048576' (1 MB)
#
logger.file.size=5242880
# This option specifies the maximum number of log files that can be created.
# When the maximum number is reached, the files are rotated by removing the
# oldest log file.
#
# Default is '10'
#
logger.file.number=10
###############################################################################
#
# Collaboration Configuration
#
# The collaboration.audio variable indicates whether audio chat is permitted during
# Synchronous Collaboration sessions on this server. Set to enabled is permitted;
# otherwise set to disabled.
#
collaboration.audio=disable
# Maximum number of clients that can collaborate simultaneously relative to the
# number of clients that can be served concurrently in this CmapServer (see
# concurrent.client.limit). If '0' (0%), the number of collaboration clients
# is unlimited and bound by the maximum number of clients that this CmapServer
# can serve concurrently.
#
# It is recommended to always set a limit in the number of collaboration clients,
# otherwise, the CmapServer will be unable to handle further requests once
# all threads are taken by collaboration clients.
#
# Default is '80' (80% of concurrent.client.limit).
#
collaboration.max.clients=80
###############################################################################
#
# LDAP Configuration for Permissions
#
# These settings enable the CmapServer to use an LDAP directory for user
# authentication when defining permissions for folders.
# Authentication mode: standard permissions, LDAP permissions, or both
# If this line is missing or blank, then standard permissions is assumed
# Valid values: authentication.standard
# authentication.ldap
#
# Example (for both): user.authentication = authentication.standard,authentication.ldap
#
###DETTE ER FOR MIXED MODE
#user.authentication=authentication.standard,authentication.ldap
###DETTE ER FOR LDAP ONLY MODE
user.authentication=authentication.ldap
##user.authentication=authentication.ldap
# User ID of the root folder administrator for an LDAP-enabled server.
# This User ID should match an entry in the LDAP server.
#
ldap.root.folder.account=DELETED!
# Password of the root folder administrator for an LDAP-enabled server.
# This password should match the password stored in the LDAP server.
#
# IMPORTANT: Once the server is launched, the password will be encrypted.
# To replace the encrypted password: shutdown the server, remove the
# encrypted_<some random characters>\\= (no quotes) completely,
# type in the new password for the value, then save this file and launch the
# CmapServer again. All passwords that were replaced in this file will again
# be encrypted once the CmapServer has been launched.
#
ldap.root.folder.password=DELETED!
# IP address or hostname of the LDAP server
#
# Example: ldap.user.directory.ip = myhost.mydomain.com
#
ldap.user.directory.ip=dc-aarh01
# Port number of the LDAP server
#
ldap.user.directory.port=389
# Protocol to use for communication with the LDAP server.
# If a secure mode is selected, the certificates from the PKI
# settings above will be used, if they have been specified.
# Valid values: normal, tls, or ssl
#
# Example: ldap.user.directory.connection.mode=normal
ldap.user.directory.connection.mode=normal
# DN of the container where individual users are stored
#
# Example: ldap.user.directory.usersBaseDN = ou=People,dc=mydomain,dc=com
#
##ldap.user.directory.usersBaseDN=ou\=8200_Hedeager_2,ou\=bioanalytikeruddannelsen,ou\=studerende,dc\=via,dc\=dk
ldap.user.directory.usersBaseDN=dc\=via,dc\=dk
# DN of the container where groups are stored
#
# Example: ldap.user.directory.groupsBaseDN = ou=Groups,dc=mydomain,dc=com
#
ldap.user.directory.groupsBaseDN=ou\=8200_Hedeager_2,ou\=bioanalytikeruddannelsen,ou\=studerende,dc\=via,dc\=dk
# Name of the attribute which holds the user's ID
#
ldap.user.directory.userAttr=userprincipalname
# Name of the attribute which holds the group's ID
#
ldap.user.directory.groupAttr=cn
# LDAP debug logging (may greatly increase size of log file)
ldap.user.directory.debug=false
# This option specifies whether or not the server should cache the table of
# contents (TOC) of the root folder and send the cache'd value back to the
# client, or whether it should simply serialize the root folder TOC every time
# is requested, which can be a very expensive operation.
#
# It is recommended that for large root folders, this value should be set
# to 'true'. If this flag is absent, the value defaults to 'false'.
#
cache.root.folder.toc=true
# Boolean that determines whether or not the server should generate thumbnails for:
# 1. Each resource whose major mimetype is image (e.g. .jpg, .png, .gif, .bmp)
# 2. Each .cmap file that is a zipfile containing a htmljpeg part.
# The thumbnails themselves are also jpeg's. Each thumbnail gets stored in the
# ResourceInfo of the resource to which it pertains.
#
generate.thumbnails=true
# Boolean that determines whether or not the server should erase all thumbnails
# at startup (while reindexing all the resources)
# This can be used in conjunction with generate.thumbnails. E.g., if you want
# to regenerate all thumbnails, you can set erase.thumbnails to true and set
# generate.thumbnails to true.
# If you want to just remove all thumbnails from your system, you should set
# erase.thumbnails to true and generate.thumbnails to false
#
erase.thumbnails=false
# #############################################################################
#
# Advanced Server Configuration
#
# WARNING: Unless strictly necessary, we recommend not to change this values
# as it may affect the server's performance and availability.
#
# Maximum number of client connections the server can handle simultaneously.
# If the number of client connections being handled simultaneously reaches this
# maximum, further accepted connections will be put in a queue (see
# server.socket.backlog).
#
# Default is: 100
#
concurrent.client.limit=100
# Maximum number of client connections that can be accepted while the server
# is busy. If the number of client connections waiting in the queue reaches
# this maximum, further connection attempts will be refused.
#
# Default is: 47
#
server.socket.backlog=47
# Time in milliseconds the server will wait for the client request to arrive.
# If the request times out, the connection is dropped.
#
# Default is: 30000 (30 seconds)
#
request.read.timeout=30000
# Time in milliseconds the server will keep a persistent connection open.
# If the persistent connection times out, the connection is closed.
#
# Default is: 10000 (10 seconds)
#
persistent.connection.lifetime=10000
# This option specifies the maximum number of resource descriptors that are
# stored on disk (known as ResourceInfo objects) that the server will cache
# in memory to increase response time.
#
# A very large value will require a considerable amount of memory, but it
# will improve the response time of the server. On the other hand, a shorter
# value will require less memory, but the server will take more time to
# response as it constantly needs to read data from disk.
#
# Default is '2000'
#
project.cache.size=2000
# The CmapServer is capable of sending three types of email messages:
# 1. Status messages sent by the CmapServer's administrator(s).
# Examples of notification messages sent by the CmapServer are:
# a. The CmapServer has successfully restarted and is now servicing clients.
# b. The CmapServer attempted to restart but failed.
# c. The CmapServer has detected a severe error and must shut down.
# 2. Discussion thread messages. Each user of CmapTools can request to be notified
# if a new discussion thread message has been posted to a particular discussion
# thread on this CmapServer.
# 3. Request for a forgotten account and password. Sometimes a user of CmapTools
# might attempt to perform an operation (e.g. save a Cmap) in a folder for which
# the CmapServer claims that the user has no permission to perform that
# operation. The user will be prompted for a userid and password. If the user
# still believes that he does have permissions on that folder, he may request
# his permissions list, along with the corresponding userid and password
# necessary to perform the desired action. If the credentials in the user's
# profile match the credentials stored in one or more permissions lists in the
# folder, the CmapServer will attempt to send an email to the email address
# stored with the permissions list.
#
# Explanation of what mail fields are mandatory, which are optional, and which
# are only useful in certain cases.
# mail.smtp.host always mandatory
# mail.smtp.port always mandatory
# mail.smtp.transport always mandatory
# mail.cmapserver.email.address always mandatory
# mail.smtp.transport always mandatory; must be either NORMAL or SSL
# mail.smtp.authentication.userid only if SMTP server requires authentication
# mail.smtp.authentication.password only if SMTP server requires authentication
# mail.cmapserver.status.recipients only for status emails
#
# mail.smtp.fallback.port only useful if you know that the SMTP server
# provides both SSL and NORMAL transport, and you have set mail.smtp.transport to
# SSL and you have set mail.smtp.port to the SMTP server's SSL port. If the SSL
# fails, the CmapServer will automatically attempt NORMAL transport over the port
# value supplied here.
#
# The DNS or IP address of the SMTP server to which the CmapServer should connect.
# Always mandatory.
#
# Example: mail.smtp.host = smtp.domain.com
#
mail.smtp.host=10.253.22.151
# The SMTP port number on which the CmapServer should connect to the SMTP server.
# Always mandatory.
#
# Example: mail.smtp.port = 25
#
mail.smtp.port=25
# This field is not provided in the CmapServer Installation program. It will only
# be used by the CmapServer if mail.smtp.transport is set to SSL and the CmapServer
# fails to connect via SSL to the SMTP server on the specified port.
# Not mandatory. Leaving it blank is the same as setting it to 25.
#
# Example: mail.smtp.fallback.port = 25
#
mail.smtp.fallback.port=
# The transport protocol specified by the SMTP server. May not be blank.
# Only one valued may be specified. If more than one value is specified, the first
# value found will be used. Allowed values are NORMAL and SSL
# Always mandatory.
#
# Example: mail.smtp.transport = normal
#
mail.smtp.transport=normal
# The userid and password for authenticating with the SMTP server.
# Mandatory if and only if the SMTP server requires authentication.
# NOTE: If the SMTP server does not require authentication, leave these blank!
#
# Example: mail.smtp.authentication.userid = no-reply
# mail.smtp.authentication.password = p@ssw0rd
#
mail.smtp.authentication.userid=
mail.smtp.authentication.password=
# The email address in the From: header of all emails sent by the CmapServer
# Mandatory for the sending of all emails. For some SMTP servers, the userid in
# this email address must match the userid in mail.smtp.authentication.userid
#
# Example: mail.cmapserver.email.address =
no-reply@domain.com
#
mail.cmapserver.email.address=
cmap03@via.dk
# The list of e-mail addresses that should receive CmapServer status notifications.
# White space and commas are interpreted as separators.
# These email addresses will appear in the To: header of each status message sent by the CmapServer.
# Mandatory only for the CmapServer to send out status messages.
#
# Example: mail.cmapserver.status.recipients =
admin1@domain.com,
admin2@gmail.com,
admin3@hotmail.com
#
mail.cmapserver.status.recipients=DELETED!
server.id=1P8FZYRW2-TZ3SJF-1