N's to Postgresql username's?? Has anybody else
encountered this same problem and have you managed to get round it?
Regards.
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2010 07:12:04 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Using LDAP with postgresql 8.2
Messag
Hi,
I'm not an AD expert myself, but I've read somewhere, that AD disallows
simple binds without using ssl.
You could try enabling ssl on AD, or try the krb5 authentication method
for pg.
Good Luck
Geza
>
> I've setup LDAP on Postgresql 8.3.6 by adding the following line to
> pg_hba.conf. My Acti
Hi,
Do you compile your postgresql with clause --with-ldap ??
Configuration pg_hba.conf:
hostbase_central all 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 ldap
"ldap://172.16.10.2/dc=mydomain,dc=com;uid=;,ou=Users,dc=mydomain,dc=com";
Verify now...
See you soon.
[]´s
victor hugo
Brazil-RJ
2
There are ways to enable it, but in general, yes, you're right. In AD you have
to do some magic to bind if you're not part of the actual AD forest.
Hi,
I'm not an AD expert myself, but I've read somewhere, that AD disallows
simple binds without using ssl.
You could try enabling ssl on AD,
Hi,
I'm not an AD expert myself, but I've read somewhere, that AD disallows
simple binds without using ssl.
You could try enabling ssl on AD, or try the krb5 authentication method
for pg.
Good Luck
Geza
>
> I've setup LDAP on Postgresql 8.3.6 by adding the following line to
> pg_hba.conf. My Acti
Hi,
I've setup LDAP on Postgresql 8.3.6 by adding the following line to
pg_hba.conf. My Active Directory has a group called 'users group' which
contains an entry for user pgtest.
host all pgtestxx.xxx.x.x/xx ldap
"ldap://server.mydomain.com:389/basedn;cn=;,ou=users group,dc=mydom
