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Serv-U 15.1.3 Hotfix 1

This article provides the SolarWinds Serv-U version 15.1.3 HotFix 1. This SolarWinds fix repairs an issue with LDAP authentication which occurs when a suffix is specified in the LDAP configuration settings.

First published date

2/26/2019 10:27 PM

Last published date

2/26/2019 10:27 PM

Overview

This article provides the SolarWinds Serv-U version 15.1.3 HotFix 1. 

This SolarWinds fix repairs an issue with LDAP authentication which occurs when a suffix is specified in the LDAP configuration settings.

Product section

Serv-U Managed File Transfer & Serv-U FTP Server

Resolution

 This fix requires updating only Serv-U. Within the Serv-U folder there is a folder for each supported platform. Please use the files for your appropriate platform when updating Serv-U. The folder contains files with the appropriate directory structure (if necessary) to upgrade your installation.

Download the hotfix from https://customerportal.solarwinds.com/HotFixes.

To install this fix

  1. Shut down all running Serv-U processes.
    1. Right-click the tray icon, and then select "Stop Serv-U".
    2. Right-click the tray icon, and then select "Exit Tray".
  2. Create a backup copy of the following file:

    Windows:

  Serv-U-InstallDir>\Serv-U.dll

    Linux:

  Serv-U-InstallDir>\Serv-U
  1. Extract the ZIP file to a temporary location.
  2. Open the folder for the platform Serv-U is installed on.
For example, open the Windows 64-bit folder if Serv-U is installed on a 64-bit version of Windows.
  1. Copy the contents of this folder to your Serv-U installation directory. 

For Windows, the default installation directory is:

C:\Program Files\RhinoSoft\Serv-U

or:

C:\Program Files\RhinoSoft.com\Serv-U

For Linux, the default installation directory is:

/usr/local/Serv-U
  1. On Linux, modify the permissions of the files by executing the following command:
chmod u+xs Serv-U
  1. Restart the Serv-U tray application.
  2. Right-click the tray icon, and then select Start Serv-U.

Result

After applying the fix, the LDAP authentication issue should no longer occur.

To uninstall the fix

  1. Shut down all running Serv-U processes.
    1. Right-click the tray icon, and then select "Stop Serv-U".
    2. Right-click the tray icon, and then select "Exit Tray".
  2. Replace the following file with your backed up copy:

Windows:

Serv-U-InstallDir>\Serv-U.dll

Linux:

Serv-U-InstallDir>\Serv-U
  1. Restart the Serv-U tray application.
  2. Right-click the tray icon, and then select Start Serv-U.