Error: Couldn't parse

[kromsam]

Well there hasn't been much activity in this repo. But I'll give it a try and ask a question.

I have been able to get the server running. Filled in the credentials in Thunderbirds and tried some queries. But I keep getting the same error.

bind dc=[domain name of civicrm site], dc=[tld]:[password]
searching 100
[ 'title',
  'sn',
  'surname',
  'mozillahomelocalityname',
  'cn',
  'commonname',
  'givenname',
  'mozillahomestate',
  'mail',
  'mozillaworkurl',
  'workurl',
  'labeleduri',
  'o',
  'company',
  'mozillahomestreet2',
  'mozillanickname',
  'xmozillanickname',
  'mobile',
  'cellphone',
  'carphone',
  'modifytimestamp',
  'nsaimid',
  'nscpaimscreenname',
  'telephonenumber',
  'birthyear',
  'c',
  'countryname',
  'mozillahomestreet',
  'postalcode',
  'zip',
  'mozillacustom1',
  'custom1',
  'mozillahomecountryname',
  'st',
  'region',
  'mozillacustom2',
  'custom2',
  'mozillahomeurl',
  'homeurl',
  'mozillaworkstreet2',
  'mozillasecondemail',
  'xmozillasecondemail',
  'facsimiletelephonenumber',
  'fax',
  'description',
  'notes',
  'mozillacustom3',
  'custom3',
  'homephone',
  'mozillausehtmlmail',
  'xmozillausehtmlmail',
  'birthday',
  'street',
  'streetaddress',
  'postofficebox',
  'mozillacustom4',
  'custom4',
  'l',
  'locality',
  'pager',
  'pagerphone',
  'ou',
  'department',
  'departmentnumber',
  'orgunit',
  'birthmonth',
  'mozillahomepostalcode',
  'objectclass' ]
query DN = dc=[domain name of civicrm site], dc=[tld] sub / And
(&(|(cn=*ldap*)(givenname=*ldap*)(sn=*ldap*)(mozillanickname=*ldap*)(mail=*ldap*)(mozillasecondemail=*ldap*)(&(description=*ldap*))(o=*ldap*)(ou=*ldap*)(title=*ldap*)(mozillaworkurl=*ldap*)(mozillahomeurl=*ldap*)))-> searching And for ldap
searching ldap
civicrm_contact_search failed: couldn't parse {"is_error":0,"undefined_fields":["contact_is_deleted","cms","contact_type","sort_name"],"version":3,"count":1,"id":5,"values":[{"contact_id":"5","sort_name":"API, LDAP","display_name":"LDAP API","contact_type":"Individual","first_name":"LDAP","last_name":"API","job_title":"","organization_name":"","contact_is_deleted":"0","current_employer":"","address_id":"","street_address":"","supplemental_address_1":"","city":"","postal_code":"","state_province_id":"","country_id":"","phone_id":"","phone_type_id":"","phone":"","email_id":"","email":"","state_province_name":"","state_province":"","country":"","id":"5"}]}
civicrm_contact_search failed: unknown error

So. It actually manages to get a good search result. But somehow it isn't able to send it to Thunderbird. Maybe I'm missing out something obvious! Hope you can give me some advice, after all these years.

All the best,

[tttp]

Hi,

It seems that the error is on the api client node module, that can't properly parse the json sent by the server... that seems to be valid json!

Are you in the mood of debuging and log what's exactly in the body returned?

https://github.com/TechToThePeople/node-civicrm/blob/master/civicrm.js#L114

  "values": [
    {
      "contact_id": "5",
      "sort_name": "API, LDAP",
      "display_name": "LDAP API",
      "contact_type": "Individual",
      "first_name": "LDAP",
      "last_name": "API",
      "job_title": "",
      "organization_name": "",
      "contact_is_deleted": "0",
      "current_employer": "",
      "address_id": "",
      "street_address": "",
      "supplemental_address_1": "",
      "city": "",
      "postal_code": "",
      "state_province_id": "",
      "country_id": "",
      "phone_id": "",
      "phone_type_id": "",
      "phone": "",
      "email_id": "",
      "email": "",
      "state_province_name": "",
      "state_province": "",
      "country": "",
      "id": "5"
    }
  ]

[kromsam]

Hi Xavier,

Thank you so much for answering me, I'm not very savvy in all this but I think I'll could work it out eventually. So I got some questions:

• Do I also need to install node-civicrm to make LDAPcivi work?
• Could this have something to do with what I filled in in the config of the server / Thunderbird?
• How and what could I debug? (By filling in one complete contact and see what it returns?)

I'll try out some things and will return with my findings.

Kind regards,

[tttp]

- node-civicrm is automatically instlled when you install ldapcivi - my suggestion (on SE) was to change the config on the ldap server - you can debug on the ldap server to see exactly what is returned from the civicrm server and what's wrong with it (you aren't far away, it's nearly correct it seems) so as documented (hopefully), what ldap civi does is simply acts as a proxy that generate an api request to the civicrm server, format it to ldap and returns to your mail client. it seems that the problem is on the formatting of what your civi server returns. It's probably an hour of work to find and fix the root issue when you have everything installed

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