On Wed, 15 Feb 2012 09:57:44 +0100, Adam Bator <a...@amu.edu.pl> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> At company I work at sombody fough it would be a good idea to use
> regional chars and that messes up the Auth process...
> I had the same problem with moodle - I made modification there that uses
> user@domain as DN and it works fine there but..
> If I do something like this in OTRS (Perl)
> $Result = $LDAP->bind( dn => $Param{User}.'@domain', password =>
> $Param{Pw} );
> I get error:
> authentication failed: 'Unexpected EOF
> Can sombody help me with this ?
> Is it possibile to do user@domain login in Perl - I could not find
> examples enywhere.
Hi,
perldoc Net::LDAP tells me this syntax fir LDAP-bind:
bind ( DN, OPTIONS ):
Try it without dn=>, only the options are intruduced by an key like
password.
And yes it could be possible to use user@domain, e.g. with Active
Directory (userPrincipalName).
The login name/bind dn depends on the LDAP server and not on the Net::LDAP
module.
hth,
Roy
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Roy Kaldung
e-mail: r...@kaldung.com
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