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43 lines
1.1 KiB
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LDAP authentication
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## Goal
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Authenticat user against LDAP directories
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It will bind with the user's login/pasword and query attributs ("mail" for instance) in a pool of directory servers
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The first OK wins.
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If there's connection error, the server will be disabled and won't be checked again
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## Usage
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In the [security] section, set
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> LDAP_AUTH = true
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then for each LDAP source, set
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> [LdapSource-someuniquename]
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> name=canonicalName
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> host=hostname-or-ip
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> port=3268 # or regular LDAP port
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> # the following settings depend highly how you've configured your AD
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> basedn=dc=ACME,dc=COM
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> MSADSAFORMAT=%s@ACME.COM
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> filter=(&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName=%s))
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### Limitation
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Only tested on an MS 2008R2 DC, using global catalog (TCP/3268)
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This MSAD is a mess.
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The way how one checks the directory (CN, DN etc...) may be highly depending local custom configuration
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### Todo
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* Define a timeout per server
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* Check servers marked as "Disabled" when they'll come back online
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* Find a more flexible way to define filter/MSADSAFORMAT/Attributes etc... maybe text/template ?
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* Check OpenLDAP server
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* SSL support ? |