[Trac] Trac login inside a HTTP Auth location

[anil_a at shaw.ca]

Hi Matthew

Thanks for the info. I am getting "parser error" from lpdap_mod on my 
event log. Which version of Apache and ldap_mod are you running.??


Where did you get ldap_mod from?


thanks for any info.


anil


Matthew Good wrote:

>On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 18:40 -0600, anil_a at shaw.ca wrote:
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>>Matthew Good wrote:
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>>>On Thu, 2005-02-24 at 07:54 -0500, Sean Hussey wrote:
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>>>>Is anybody using mod_ldap for authentication?
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>>>Yes, I just set this up recently, and I know several other people have
>>>indicated that they are using it as well.
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>>I could not get it work on windows 2003. I am pretty sure that I am 
>>doing dometing wrong.
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>Well, if you provide a little more information about what you're trying
>to do I may be able to help.  I was using it to authenticate against an
>Active Directory server.  This guide was helpful:
>http://www.gaddis.org/blog/?item=apache-authentication-against-active-directory
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>One difference I found was that I used the "DOMAIN\user" format for the
>AUthLDAPBindDN option instead (this would only apply if you are using
>Active Directory too).  
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>Also, you should be sure you understand how the folders are layed out
>under LDAP so that you use the right URL.  For example mine ended up
>looking something like:
>ldap://domain.com:389/OU=Headquarters,DC=domain,DC=com?sAMAccountName?sub?(objectclass=*)
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>I was assuming that the "cn=Users" shown on the above site was a
>standard thing, but I guess LDAP is a little more free-form than I
>realized.  So, use some tool to study your LDAP layout a bit to make
>sure you know where the user information will be.
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