Hi, No, not yet. I'm hoping to finish them this week. Sorry for the delay.
-Tom On 8/30/07, Vadim Pushkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, since I've gone and messed up my database, I've re-installed the > entire system. While I am at it, or since my db hasn't really grown and is > still young, I would like to know if the LDAP/AD patches are ready yet so > that I can re-install again with that. > > Thanks, > > .vp > > >From: "Clayton Dukes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > >No in it's current implementation...sorry :-) > > > > > >On 7/30/07, Vadim Pushkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > Greetings Thomas; > > > > > > Would there be any way to limit the hosts that a users is able to view > > > logs > > > from? > > > > > > In my environment I do not want to let the Mail Admins see the logs from > > > the > > > firewalls, and vice-versa. > > > > > > Thank you, > > > > > > .vp > > > > > > > > > >From: "Thomas Cort" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > > >Here's a status update on the LDAP/AD login stuff I've been working on > > > >for php-syslog-ng.... > > > > > > > >I've posted a work in progress patch that I'll update as I finish > > > >things up. Please don't merge it just yet, I need to finish the > > > >configuration page and get some user feedback. More details below. The > > > >URL is: > > > > > > > >http://tomcort.com/patches/php-syslog-ng-2.9.3c-tcort.patch > > > > > > > >I made some changes to the LDAP/AD code I'd written to allow you to > > > >define multiple authentication servers if you want. For example, you > > > >could have user 'foo' authenticate against server 'ldap00' and user > > > >'bar' could authenticate against 'ldap01'. As a result, I didn't have > > > >quite enough time to finish the configuration page. I thought I'd post > > > >the patch to show that some progress is being made and that it really > > > >isn't vaporware. > > > > > > > >My patch requires some database changes. An update script is available > > > >here: > > > > > > > >http://tomcort.com/patches/php-syslog-ng-2.9.3c-tcort.sql > > > > > > > >Since the configuration page isn't done yet, you'll need to manually > > > >set things up in the database if you want to do any testing with my > > > >patch. The configuration file (config.php) also needs to be updated. > > > >I've tested the code successfully with IBM Tivoli Directory Server on > > > >AIX 5.3 and Active Directory running on Win2k (I think). Here are the > > > >instructions... > > > > > > > >config.php changes > > > >================= > > > >add these 4 lines: > > > > > > > >define('AUTHSERVERSTABLENAME', 'auth_servers'); > > > >define('USERSAUTHSERVERSTABLENAME', 'users_auth_servers'); > > > >define('AUTHTYPESTABLENAME', 'auth_types'); > > > >define('USERSAUTHTYPESTABLENAME', 'users_auth_types'); > > > > > > > >Database changes > > > >================ > > > >Run the SQL linked to above. > > > > > > > >For an active directory user > > > >======================= > > > >Setup the server... > > > >INSERT INTO auth_servers (host,binddn,user,passwd) VALUES > > > >('DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_HOSTNAME_HERE','WINDOWS_DOMAIN_NAME_HERE','',''); > > > > > > > >Look up the user's id from the 'users' table and the server's id from > > > >the auth_servers table... > > > >SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = 'INSERT_USERNAME_HERE'; > > > >SELECT id FROM auth_servers WHERE host = > > > >'DOMAIN_CONTROLLER_HOSTNAME_HERE' and binddn = > > > >'WINDOWS_DOMAIN_NAME_HERE'; > > > > > > > >Set the user's server > > > >INSERT INTO users_auth_servers (userid, serverid) VALUES > > > >('USERID_FROM_ABOVE', 'SERVERID_FROM_ABOVE'); > > > > > > > >Look up the user's id and the "AD" auth type id... > > > >SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = 'INSERT_USERNAME_HERE'; > > > >SELECT id FROM auth_types WHERE method = "AD"; > > > > > > > >Set the user's authentication type > > > >INSERT INTO users_auth_types (userid,typeid) VALUES > > > >('USERID_FROM_ABOVE', 'TYPEID_FROM_ABOVE'); > > > > > > > >For an ldap user > > > >============== > > > > > > > >Setup the server... > > > >INSERT INTO auth_servers (host,binddn,user,passwd) VALUES > > > >('LDAP_SERVER_HOSTNAME_HERE','BINDDN_HERE','LDAP_USER','LDAP_PASS'); > > > > > > > >Look up the user's id from the 'users' table and the server's id from > > > >the auth_servers table... > > > >SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = 'INSERT_USERNAME_HERE'; > > > >SELECT id FROM auth_servers WHERE host = 'LDAP_SERVER_HOSTNAME_HERE' > > > >and binddn = 'BINDDN_HERE'; > > > > > > > >Set the user's server > > > >INSERT INTO users_auth_servers (userid, serverid) VALUES > > > >('USERID_FROM_ABOVE', 'SERVERID_FROM_ABOVE'); > > > > > > > >Look up the user's id and the "AD" auth type id... > > > >SELECT id FROM users WHERE username = 'INSERT_USERNAME_HERE'; > > > >SELECT id FROM auth_types WHERE method = "LDAP"; > > > > > > > >Set the user's authentication type > > > >INSERT INTO users_auth_types (userid,typeid) VALUES > > > >('USERID_FROM_ABOVE', 'TYPEID_FROM_ABOVE'); > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. 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