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LDAP: error code 34 - 0000208F: NameErr: DSID-031001F7, problem 20 06 (BAD_NAME)

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@Nic Brough [Adaptavist] It turns out it is a bad DN, as you said in your answer.

AD has a bug apparently, where replication "clashes" can cause odd entries to be generated in AD. In this case, we found three offending entries which looked like this:

Some-valid-looking-groupname
CNF:57759099-0d22-4168-b16d-4dea649a0123

The carriage return is no mistake. This is pasted straight out of the AD Users and Computers CPL, and the group name includes a CR.

Removing these offending groups made JIRA happy. They could also probably be filtered out as seen in some of the support articles, since they have "CNF:" in common.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

You're feeding it a broken domain name (DN)

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Some-valid-looking-groupname
CNF:57759099-0d22-4168-b16d-4dea649a0123

The carriage return is no mistake. This is pasted straight out of the AD Users and Computers CPL, and the group name includes a CR.

Removing these offending groups made JIRA happy. They could also probably be filtered out as seen in some of the support articles, since they have "CNF:" in common.

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