Hello,
With the precious help of some members of the mailing list, first and
foremost Edward Kovarski, we managed to get our RT 3.6.5 to run properly
on our RHEL5 server along with LDAP authentication with a Windows 2003
ActiveDirectory.
I'll try to post here and/or on the wiki pages a kind of
Another thing I tried: I simply removed my /opt/rt3/lib/RT/User_Local.pm
file to see if it would change anything. Nada. RT behaves as if it has
no use of this file and did not even know it existed. Is there a place
where this file is supposed to be called/invoqued that I could check ?
Which file
Some more info about my LDAP troubles:
- I went through the RHEL4 + FastCGI Install guide. It works fine for
RHEL6 + RT 3.6.5 (some minor glitches but got it working properly in the
end).
- Once I checked that I could log into RT using accounts defined in RT I
proceeded with LDAP Auth using :
.
David,
Have you looked inside the security event log on the active directory
server to see what Windows sees coming in from your Unix box?
Also, have you tried to use the new Windows domain notation,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]? For example, if you log into the AD domain, your
login would be
Hello
I have deployed RT 3.6.1 using Apache2 + AD + modpel2 where I work, on a
Debian. We use RTFM and RTAT thanks to this list. The information
available about LDAP was not much, but now there is a recent article in
the wiki that helps a lot.
LDAPSiteConfigSettingsForActiveDirectory
Hi David,
The link that Jose posted is pretty similar to what I used to hook into
our ActiveDirectory on Win2k3 server here.
I did make these changes to get it to work however. The Doc I read 12
months ago said to filter on sAMAccountName, that didn't work for me.
#Set($LdapFilter,
David,
Like you, I researched and failed many times before I got it to work
properly (adding insult to injury RT was my introduction to *nix). What
errors are you experiencing?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David
ROBERT
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2007 4:39
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De : Scott Golby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : vendredi 19 octobre 2007 15:57
À : David ROBERT
Objet : RE: [rt-users] RT 3.6.5 Setup / LDAP
Oh, go for debug on, you'll get tons of LDAP messages every step of the way.
Set($LogToFile , 'debug');
Set($LogDir, '/opt/rt3/var/log');
Set
But... this leads me to ask a question that may be a really silly one:
do
we need a properly configured /etc/ldap.conf file to get the LDAP Auth
to
work in RT? I thought all the server and connection info put in the
RT/Apache conf file would be enough.
For my installation I didn't touch the
