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Originally Posted by phpdweeb
Attached are the cumulative changes/updates for product-ldap_auth-1.5.xml provided by cowbert and john.parlane for running in version 4 so you don't have to update it by hand yourself. Thanks to all who have made this possible!
Also, make sure you install the php-ldap package via yum if you are running Linux, and then restart your apache server after you've installed it.
e.g.
> yum install php-ldap
> restart apache
Cheers,
Jim
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Thank you so much! I finally got this working, but now I'm not sure if it was from your code change or how I set it up this time. I was still getting the LDAP bind errors when I tried the changed code. After trying more settings I finally got it working by pointing the base DN at an OU first. OU=ou name,DC=domain,DC=domain,DC=org. Not sure if I had tried that in the past or not because I tried so many, many combinations. Unfortunately, it will ONLY work by pointing to an OU. If I try the root of the domain it won't bind. DC=domain,DC=forest domain,DC=org. I was hoping to point to the root of my domain or even the root of the forest because I may end up having to allow logins from other domains. The way it is right now I have to exclude the IT department from ldap logins so that I can point to our users OU. If you have any ideas on how I can get it working by pointing to the root I will be very grateful. Regardless, thank you for putting this up. I can't tell you how many hours I've put into trying this mod and a few others for ldap authentication.
Big thanks,
Gina