On 12 Sep 2011, at 02:26, DaveA wrote:
I've tried a few more things and still no luck...
Yes you need run the ldap module's authenticate method. There's a configuration
option in LDAP which allows it to set Auth-Type LDAP, that needs to be set to
yes.
Then you need to create an Auth-Type
Ive already set Auth-Type := LDAP by putting it in the users file.
As for the rest, I have what you suggest...
authenticate {
Auth-Type LDAP {
ldap.netid
}
Dave
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I've tried a few more things and still no luck...
Please help!
Best,
Dave
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This way it binds anonymously, and then fails to do an ldapsearch because of
insufficient privs. Giving * read to all seems silly, and I would rather not
go that route.
If anyone has suggestions or comments they would be greatly appreciated.
How I did it (assuming your using AD as the
: LDAP Authentication bind as user issue
This way it binds anonymously, and then fails to do an ldapsearch
because of insufficient privs. Giving * read to all seems silly, and I
would rather not go that route.
If anyone has suggestions or comments they would be greatly appreciated.
How I
Thank you for the response, but I'd rather not do it that way.
The documentation suggests that what I want is possible, and it would be
ideal for this situation.
Any more ideas?
Many thanks,
Dave
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