hi there,
at login time u need to enter the UserPrinicipalName, so it depends,
how its written in the Active Directory...
-> in other words : there is nothing implemented within OpenMeetings
to cut off domain name of the users LDAP prinicipal name...
see ya
Smoeker
P.S.: cool, that it works
hi,
Thanks, it works, this morning I can not me login with LDAP, now I can
connect to LDAP but for the login I need to use the domain :
In my om_ldap.cfg I have :
ldap_login_base=OU:Utilisateurs,OU:VILLEROY,DC:listel,DC:local
ldap_search_base=DC:listel,DC:local
In the login OM page, I am comp
hi,
ldap_config_path is a config value , stored in the configuration table
of OpenMeetings database(the configuration vals are written during
installation process...)
-> you can modify/add configuration values using the administraion
panel within OM
-> just add the configuration key "ldap_config
Thank you for your quick response, but I don't understand where
"ldap_config_path" is used
(because by default it is commented out in om_ldap.cfg) ??
I filled the fields for : "ldap_conn_url", "ldap_admin",
"ldap_passwd", "ldap_login_base" and
"ldap_search_base" in om_ldap.cfg
but it is "ldap
hi,
you dont need changes in your hibernate config - the LDAP auth
controls the entered data agaisnt the Ldap server, configured in
om_ldap.cfg, in case of success, the userdata gets written
within the normal OM database...
-> the Ldap auth only is active, when u configured the key
ldap_config_p
Hi,
I installed openmeetings 0.7 RC2, but I do not know how to use
ldap, I configured the file om_ldap.cfg, but I do not know whether to
make changes in hibernate.cfg.xml ...
Sorry for my English
Slurb
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