Member 'glpi/inc/authldap.class.php' (5 May 2020, 149972 Bytes) of package. As HTML source code syntax highlighting (style: standard) with prefixed line numbers. Used to manage Auth LDAP config 35./ 36 class AuthLDAP extends.

The principal reason is that you need to retrieved the DN of the user, which is used to bind to the LDAP server. Usually (always) the user gives just its “uid” and it’s not a good pratice to “build” the “DN” of the user.And you could add more control at step 3 and 4:– step 3, you should (must) have one and only one result.– step 4, do not accept empty password!

(RFC4513 specifies than an empty password means a connection “anonymous”, so depending of the LDAP server implementation the “bind” could always be “true”). Note also that it is necessary to check for controls in the responses from the directory server.

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Important controls are often included in the responses that might influence the flow of the code after the response has been received. For example, the directory server might include a password expiring control in the bind response – which gives an indication that the password for the authentication state is about to expire. The control flow could take this into account by notifying the application or user.

Contents.DescriptionLDAP authentication for applicationsSME Server 8 and 9 allow the use of SME user's database in other applicationseither local, eg. A LAMP app on the server itself, eg. Egroupware on the local network, eg. Another server in the local network which runs an ERP, but uses SME server user/group database or even a remote host, eg. Note:Most of the time, anonymous binds are sufficient, no need to configure the Admin DN and password.

A few applications do require to bind as a valid user. This is needed when your application needs access attributes like uidNumber, gidNumber, homeDIrectory, loginShell etc. (for example, if you need to authenticate another Linux box using nssldap or sssd, you'll need to bind as a valid user). In this case, you can create a regular user (you may name it auth for example), set it a password, and use it's dn and credential to bind to your LDAP server. Note:The LDAP directory can be consulted with plain text connections, but for security reason, authentication against LDAP is only allowed using SSL or TLS (or if your application runs directly on SME itself). So if you want to authenticate against LDAP on a remote box, you need to be sure to use LDAPs on port 636, or TLS on port 389. You also need to be sure your application can validate the certificate of your SME Server.