Ok thanks for all these details. I have one question, what is the " $cfg_login['ldap']['rootdn'] = ; " it's the login administrator or it's the path to the administrator account in the active directory ?
-----Message d'origine----- De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de [EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé : mardi 20 juillet 2004 18:06 À : [email protected] Objet : Re: [Glpi-user] ldap Marco Gaiarin a écrit : > Mandi! Davy MOREL > In chel di` si favelave... > > >>Ok, so i would like some help ton configure glpi with the ldap >>fonction. I want to make the authentification on my windows active >>directory. I try without success to modify the config file. > > > I've just upgrade from cvs, and something change... in any case, you > have to simply edit glpi/config/config.php: > > The cvs version is a dev version (surely not version that would works in production). I think Davy Morel was speaking about the 0.31 version where the config file is as it was before. This part of the new config file, only works with the new database schema, and the new update and install scripts that come with the 0.4 version. So, I try to correct your mail : in first two you have to set ldap host and basedn, for host you can use host, ip or uri (like ldaps://my.ldap.host) as php like. $cfg_login['ldap']['host'] = ; $cfg_login['ldap']['basedn'] = ; the middle two define and explicit bind: i think it's your case, openldap permit anonymous bind where AD seems not, so you have to hardocode a valid dn and password $cfg_login['ldap']['rootdn'] = ; $cfg_login['ldap']['pass'] = ; The last define what ldap field are used/imported in glpi, with a simple associative arrays with as key the glpi table's field name, and with value the ldap field name (eg, 'location' => 'phisicaldeliveryofficename' in my setup). $cfg_login['ldap']['fields'] = array( "name" => "" , "email" => "" , "location" => "" , "phone" => "" , "realname" => "" ); I've another exemple from the config file : $cfg_login['ldap']['fields'] = array( "name" => "uid", "email" => "mail", "location" => "physicaldeliveryofficename", "phone" => "telephonenumber", "realname" => "cn" ); > Say me if works. I've tested only on openldap... > I've only tested with POSIX acounts on openldap too, so I don't if it works with Active Directory, but I don't see why it would don't. -- Bazile _______________________________________________ Glpi-user mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/glpi-user
