I’m currently having issues with ldap while saving contacts.

$contacts = new Api\Contacts();
Basically, I’m using $contacts->save();

EGroupware\Api\Contacts\Ldap::save() 691 update of uid=test,ou=People,dc=test,dc=com failed errorcode 50 (Insufficient access)
ldapContact={“cn”:“test”,“givenname”:“test”,“sn”:“test”,“o”:“test”,“mail”:“test”,“displayname”:“test”,

EGroupware\Api\Contacts\Ldap::save() 682 ldap_rename of uid=test,ou=People,dc=test,dc=com to uid=test failed insufficient access

Egroupware version 20.1
PHp version 7.4
archive installation
maria db

I’m passing the following attributes in save

id
account_lid
account_id
owner = 0
fn
n_given
n_family
n_middle
adr_two_street
adr_two_locality
adr_two_postalcode
adr_two_region
tel_home
org_name
cat_id
access = public
email

Is there any example to illustrate best way of saving the contact by passing right parameters

okay, what do you suggest I should do to get rid of this exception since it’s not modifying the contacts

Can you give me an example of how to specify the the unchanged dn.
My base dn -> dc=test,dc=com

$entry[‘dn’] =

I’m saving a new contact and also modifying existing contacts programmatic ally.

This could probably be another thing, but I wanted to check what $contact->read() returns to know the convention of setting the dn while saving or modifying
After fetching a contact id from the addressbook table for testing, I tried using the $contact->read(), this returned me null

Even if I’m saving the new contact, the dn is still the same

Yes I’m using

$contacts = new Api\Contacts();
$contact = $contacts->read($id);

What should be the owner value for new contacts and existing contacts ?

I maybe wrong in my understanding, request you to clarify if needed just to join the dots
The user accounts we see in admin are just LDAP accounts and not contacts from addressbook table.
That is why no information is stored in accounts table in egroupware (LDAP)
Whereas for contact, we have data in egroupware addressbook table