Try unchecking the "Full-Fit" checkbox (left side of the slide-navigator
bar).
Regards,
Thibault
Le 21/11/2011 13:16, Alon a écrit :
> Any ideas ? --
> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google
> Groups "OpenMeetings User" group.
> To view this discussion on the web visit
Hi Sebastian,
Le 31/01/2011 10:47, seba.wag...@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi,
thanks Thibault for that detailed log analysis!
You're welcome ;-)
If there are suggestions how to improve the debug or error messages I
am open for discussion on those points.
Yes there are ways to improve this I gue
Le 31/01/2011 08:19, Garry C a écrit :
Bump..
Just another question, does anyone have a definitive guide to LDAP
setup.
No there is no guide to LDAP setup because there are so much different
LDAP servers, architectures and configurations.
This is especially true when using ActiveDirector
Le 19/05/2010 12:25, Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
Hi Thibault,
yes so that means to make it backward compatible users have to run this script.
But for new installations your patch is okay.
Yes, it's okay for new installation.
It's also safe to upgrade an existing OM without running any scrip
Le 19/05/2010 11:21, t.lem...@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi Sebastian,
Le 19/05/2010 09:35, Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hm,
I read your problem about not beeing able to set the UserDN in the
field ExternalUser_Id because the field is a numeric type.
And about the *ExternalUserType* but I do not see a
Hi Sebastian,
Le 19/05/2010 09:35, Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hm,
I read your problem about not beeing able to set the UserDN in the
field ExternalUser_Id because the field is a numeric type.
And about the *ExternalUserType* but I do not see any comment about a
new field required or referenced
Le 18/05/2010 19:28, Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
Okay its commited:
http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/source/detail?r=3246
Many thanks Sebastian.
Have you seen my comment on the ~1208 ticket about upgrading the user DB
in order to set AUTH-TYPE?
Is there a specific files where we can
Le 11/05/2010 16:11, Nilson Morais a écrit :
Hi Thibault,
I figure out the problem is my base's size, when OM searchs using
filter (objectClass=person) results too many entries (>21000) and took
2 minutes, that causes a timeout in OM.
When I run in a minor base works perfectly.
Correct, th
Hi Sebastian, smoeker,
I just wanted to know if you had time to review and maybe apply the
patch I proposed in ticket #1208 ?
Moreover, I'd like to know if there is a specific part in the code which
is responsible for Databse update on upgrade ? Indeed, a small patch is
required when updating
Hi,
Le 06/05/2010 15:16, Nilson Morais a écrit :
When I use SIMPLE this happens:
OM Debug http://pastebin.com/SLttAvjc
and
Ldap Log http://pastebin.com/jXQtmst5
In the openldap log you can read:
"SRCH base=" DC=company,DC=gov,DC=br" scope=2
filter="(objectClass=person)" attrs=ALL"
First o
Le 05/05/2010 18:31, Nilson Morais a écrit :
Hi,
My OpenMeetings can log in with ldap correctly, it gets user login and
user info from ldap server, but I've noticed that OM is accepting any
password, is there any solution for this?
Don't use "ldap_auth_type=NONE"
use SIMPLE instead
Usi
Le 05/05/2010 10:35, Le Nguyen a écrit :
Hi,
i got the error "simple bind failed" during the Authentification on
the LDAP Server so i think i did a mistake on the certificate import.
In my understanding the first step you must download the certificate
from the ldap-server and import this int
Hi,
Le 05/05/2010 09:07, lenguyen a écrit :
Hi,
Thanks for the advice. After i tried it, also with ldaps connection to
my openldap-server, i got the following error:
"Authentification on LDAP Server failed : simple bind failed:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:636"
have u got it to work with a ldaps-protocol
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
In which organization object?
I meant that while looking at an organisation in the GUI, the "Users"
select box that lists all users belonging to the orgnaisation is filled
with active _and_ deleted users.
Thibault
Cause in the Database Mapped Object(s) there is
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hi Thibault,
yes records are all just marked as deleted. Otherwise foreign key
contraints are violated (Except you are using MySQL MYISAM where there
are no foreign keys).
So adding a flag to mark as deleted is a common way of doing that.
Of course so
Hi,
When an administrator deletes a user, his entry is not deleted in DB
(marked as deleted only). I guess this is because we need to keep track
of this user's ressources on the system. Am I right ?
Is it for the same reason that the mapping between deleted users and
organizations persists a
t.lem...@gmail.com a écrit :
smoeker a écrit :
This will occur as soon as a Ldap user having admin privileges
changes his LDAP password. I'm sure of this <<
-> nope, i dont think so - this only causes problems, if the OM Admin
himself turns Ldap Auth off for OM and afterwards his p
t.lem...@gmail.com a écrit :
http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/issues/detail?id=1208
Can you please attached your DIFF with the Patch to it and I will
commit it to the SVN.
k, will do when it's ready.
Would you mind if I add the following hardcoded CONST as parameters in
om_ldap.cfg ?
http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/issues/detail?id=1208
Can you please attached your DIFF with the Patch to it and I will
commit it to the SVN.
k, will do when it's ready.
Would you mind if I add the following hardcoded CONST as parameters in
om_ldap.cfg ?
// LDAP KEYS
public st
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hi,
okay Thibault I will add this to list of Issues, its a minor change if
you are not aware how to add the config key and param I can do it.
This part seems easy ;-)
By the way I've "implemented" the Failover Ldap support (I mean the fact
that OM can switch to a s
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hi,
*I think then that this behaviour should be switchable in config:
having a parameter that decides weither or not OM falls back to
internal DB auth if Ldap is offline.*
=> adding this param is no problem, you can also make it slightly
different:
Still populate
smoeker a écrit :
hola,
i agree - if its configurable via config, there should be no further
problems - hands on, Thibault ;-)
I'm not sure I'm enough skilled in Java, but this is an interresting
challenge ;-)
hmm, ldap clients using mutliple configurations for fallback safety
are quite n
smoeker a écrit :
hola,
the original reason for storing the ldap passwd locally (md5
encrypted) within OM is to be able to use openMeetings, even if ldap
server is maintained/off/not available...
That is why usually an Ldap client implementation shoud propose to setup
2 Ldap servers defini
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
hi Oliver and Thibault,
It would be important to me that the User-Object is the same everytime
the User-Logs in.
Of course, but do you use the user paswword after authentication ?
Otherwise some of the functionality does not work like personal
folders in the Record
Hi,
While reviewing the ldap authentication module, I found out that once
authenticated, OM records and updates the user's password in its
internal DB.
Why is that ?
In LdapLoginManagement.java: in method doLdapLogin
// Update password (could have changed in LDAP)
u.setPass
smoeker a écrit :
hola,
exactly, the configurable filter could help , not to open OM access to
all ldap users, but only the ones in a certain ldap group, e.g
Ok, so you would need a complete LDAP filter like the one I implemented
in limesurvey.
See:
http://docs.limesurvey.org/tiki-inde
smoeker a écrit :
hola,
Hi,
Bonjour,
Boa tarde,
Buenas tardes,
...
;-)
the getUidhashmap part is only relevant for openLdap users and was
part of a openLdap compatibility patch...
-> the Active Directory compatibility should not be concerned, if the
filter is only used within the openLdap
Hi,
I'm testing openmeetings with an Ldap connection and it's very slow.
I've tracked down this issue to beeing a problem in the way openmeetings
is performing authentication with Ldap.
The getUidCnHashMap method is searching for all users defined in the
Ldap directory which can return a rath
Sebastian Wagner a écrit :
thanks for sharing this.
Thanks to you and your great work on the project.
You may have noticed that I've decided to us the
"$RED5_HOME/conf/keystore.jmx", because it was a keystore for which I
know the password (see red5.propoerties). I don't knwo the password for
Pb solved.
For future reference, here is the solution:
I've added my CA cert to $RED5_HOME/conf/keystore.jmx using keytool, the
I modified red5.sh by adding the following line:
export JAVA_OPTS="-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=$RED5_HOME/conf/keystore.jmx
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=THEPASSWORD
Hi,
I'm trying to setup openmeetings with an LDAP authentication, by using
an LDAPS connection to my openLdap server and I'm facing the
traditionnal Unkown Cert issue.
Can anyone tell me where is the java keystore used by the application
(I'm using the standard red5+openmeetings package) so that
31 matches
Mail list logo
