Thank You for your answers.
But I can't understand why rlm_ldap ask me for User-Password attribute. What
do I have to do for rlm_ldap doesn't stop the authentication process because
it doen't have a User-Password attribut ?
in my case, rlm_ldap doesn't only do a LDAP bind with User/password entered
by the supplicant.
It does :
FreeRADIUS
Active Directory
LDAP(Bind:User=admin , password=xxx)
------------------------------------->
LDAP(Bind Succesfull)
<-------------------------------------
LDAP(Search:cn=usertoauthenticate)+list of radius
attributes
------------------------------------->
LDAP(Success:msNPAllowDialin=True)
<-------------------------------------
Then rlm_ldap make the erro message : Needs Attribute User-Password to
authenticate
I think rlm_ldap would like in the last LDAP packet that the Active
Directory return a User-Password attribut.
Why?
Why not only trying to make an LDAP bind with user/password of the user to
authenticate?
Or how to turn rlm_ldap in this mode (if there is more than one mode in
rlm_ldap)
Thank you again
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