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On Tue, 14 Jun 2016, Leon Kyneur wrote:
For each user Store supported password schemes as LDAP attributes:
userPasswordCRAM-MD5: {CRAM-MD5}xxx
userPasswordDIGEST-MD5: {DIGEST-MD5}
userPasswordSCRAM: {SCRAM-SHA-1}
userPasswordNTLM:
On 14/06/16 23:15, Karsten Heiken wrote:
Hi Leon,
You should be able to add multiple userPassword attributes to your directory:
userPassword: {CRAM-MD5}xxx
userPassword: {DIGEST-MD5}
userPassword: {SCRAM-SHA-1}
userPassword: {NTLM}
Did try this, didn't end end well.
Jun 14
Hi Leon,
>> You should be able to add multiple userPassword attributes to your directory:
>>
>> userPassword: {CRAM-MD5}xxx
>> userPassword: {DIGEST-MD5}
>> userPassword: {SCRAM-SHA-1}
>> userPassword: {NTLM}
>
> Did try this, didn't end end well.
>
> Jun 14 12:59:43 auth: Error:
>
Hi Karsten,
You should be able to add multiple userPassword attributes to your directory:
userPassword: {CRAM-MD5}xxx
userPassword: {DIGEST-MD5}
userPassword: {SCRAM-SHA-1}
userPassword: {NTLM}
Karsten
Did try this, didn't end end well.
Jun 14 12:59:43 auth: Error:
Hi Leon,
> I had the crazy thought I could do something like the following:
>
> For each user Store supported password schemes as LDAP attributes:
> userPasswordCRAM-MD5: {CRAM-MD5}xxx
> userPasswordDIGEST-MD5: {DIGEST-MD5}
> userPasswordSCRAM: {SCRAM-SHA-1}
> userPasswordNTLM:
Hi,
Trying to solve the problem of supporting multiple auth mechanisms +
proxy and really don't want to store user passwords in plain test and
fine to do master user to backend.
I had the crazy thought I could do something like the following:
For each user Store supported password schemes
