LDAP ports not closing

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The following code gets attributes from an LDAP server. It works several
times, but then returns a "server is not operational" error for all
subsequent calls. A "netstat -na" on the Windows 2003 server shows that
there are several TCP connections to port 636 stuck in "close_wait" state.
Is there a way to close these connections with VB?

The code:

Const rootPath As String = "LDAP://directory.acme.com:636/o=acme"
Const ldapFilter As String = Nothing
Dim ldapKey As String() = {"acmeguid"}
Dim path As String
Dim user As String
Try
Dim root As New DirectoryEntry(rootPath, Nothing, Nothing,
AuthenticationTypes.FastBind Or AuthenticationTypes.SecureSocketsLayer)
root.RefreshCache() ' force bind
Dim rootSearch = New DirectorySearcher(root, "uid=" & uid,
ldapKey)
root.Close()
Dim rootSRC As SearchResultCollection = rootSearch.FindAll()
rootSearch.Dispose()
Dim rootSR As SearchResult
If rootSRC.Count > 0 Then
rootSR = rootSRC(0)
End If
If IsNothing(rootSR) Then
Throw New Exception("Invalid username and/or password")
Exit Sub
Else
path = rootSR.Path
user = Regex.Split(path, "/")(3)
End If
Catch ex As System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
Throw New Exception("COMException: " & ex.Message)
Exit Sub
Catch ex As Exception
Throw New Exception("Exception: " & ex.Message)
Exit Sub
Catch
Throw New Exception("Unknown error")
Exit Sub
End Try
Try
Dim de As New DirectoryEntry(path, user, pwd,
AuthenticationTypes.FastBind Or AuthenticationTypes.SecureSocketsLayer)
de.RefreshCache() ' force bind
Dim ds As New DirectorySearcher(de, ldapFilter, attrToLoad,
SearchScope.Subtree)
de.Close()
Dim src As SearchResultCollection = ds.FindAll()
ds.Dispose()
Dim sr As SearchResult
Dim enumPropNames As System.Collections.IEnumerator
For Each sr In src
enumPropNames = sr.Properties.PropertyNames.GetEnumerator()
While (enumPropNames.MoveNext() = True)
ldapAttributes.Add(enumPropNames.Current.ToString(),
sr.Properties(enumPropNames.Current.ToString())(0).ToString())
End While
Next
Catch ex As System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException
Throw New Exception("COMException: " & ex.Message)
Exit Sub
Catch ex As Exception
Throw New Exception("Exception: " & ex.Message)
Exit Sub
Catch
Throw New Exception("Unknown error")
Exit Sub
End Try
 
Hi Daneel,

It seems you are cleaning up your resources nicely, Disposing everything,
setting them to nothing etc.

Your just not doing this in a finally clause. Maybe there is a glidge slowly
eating your resources....

Kind Regards,
 
That was it!

Thank you very much.



Rainier said:
Hi Daneel,

It seems you are cleaning up your resources nicely, Disposing everything,
setting them to nothing etc.

Your just not doing this in a finally clause. Maybe there is a glidge slowly
eating your resources....

Kind Regards,
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