edit file
/opt/otrs/Kernel/Config.pm
You have section with:
$Self-{'AuthModule'} = 'Kernel::System::Auth::LDAP';
And you need to set UID to mail
$Self-{'AuthModule::LDAP::UID'} = 'mail';
Adam
W dniu 2011-02-18 18:31, jose francisco pisze:
Thanks Adam! but where set up for the email attribute
I have a problem to authenticate to my OpenLDAP, because I have users with
different ou and same login:
cn=jluis,ou=users,ou=example1,dc=gov,dc=fl
cn=jluis,ou=users,ou=example2,dc=gov,dc=fl
I think I could authenticate users by their e-mails
jl...@example1.gov.fl
jl...@example2.gov.fl
but I'm
I have a problem to authenticate to my OpenLDAP, because I have users
with different ou and same login:
cn=jluis,ou=users,ou=example1,dc=gov,dc=fl
cn=jluis,ou=users,ou=example2,dc=gov,dc=fl
I think I could authenticate users by their e-mails
jl...@example1.gov.fl
jl...@example2.gov.fl
but
I see only 2 solutions
1. authenticate by e-mail this is how we do it - becouse we have 2
domains internaly and could end up in the situation you are in
2. You can change the cn for one user :-) but I do no think this is a option
Good luck
Adam
UAM
W dniu 2011-02-18 17:24, jose francisco
Thanks Adam! but where set up for the email attribute is taken and not
login?
really thanks!
Adam Bator wrote:
I see only 2 solutions
1. authenticate by e-mail this is how we do it - becouse we have 2
domains internaly and could end up in the situation you are in
2. You can change the cn for
