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Changes a reference to yourls-cas-plugin to yourls-ldap-plugin and adds `;` to the define statements for easier copying.
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Jorrit Schippers 2016-07-15 08:34:40 +02:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Installation
Usage
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When yourls-cas-plugin is enabled and user was not successfuly authenticated using data specified in yourls_user_passwords, an LDAP authentication attempt will be made. If LDAP authentication is successful, then you will immediately go to the admin interface.
When yourls-ldap-plugin is enabled and user was not successfuly authenticated using data specified in yourls_user_passwords, an LDAP authentication attempt will be made. If LDAP authentication is successful, then you will immediately go to the admin interface.
You can also set a privileged account to search the LDAP directory with. This is useful for directories that don't allow anonymous binding.
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Configuration
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* define( 'LDAPAUTH_HOST', 'ldaps://ldap.domain.com' ) // LDAP host name, IP or URL. You can use ldaps://host for LDAP with TLS
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_PORT', '636' ) // LDAP server port - often 389 or 636 for TLS (LDAPS)
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_BASE', 'dc=domain,dc=com' ) // Base DN (location of users)
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_USERNAME_FIELD', 'uid') // (optional) LDAP field name in which username is store
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_HOST', 'ldaps://ldap.domain.com' ); // LDAP host name, IP or URL. You can use ldaps://host for LDAP with TLS
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_PORT', '636' ); // LDAP server port - often 389 or 636 for TLS (LDAPS)
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_BASE', 'dc=domain,dc=com' ); // Base DN (location of users)
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_USERNAME_FIELD', 'uid'); // (optional) LDAP field name in which username is store
To use a privileged account for the user search:
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_USER', 'cn=your-user,dc=domain,dc=com' ) // (optional) Privileged user to search with
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_PASS', 'the-pass') // (optional) (only if LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_USER set) Privileged user pass
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_USER', 'cn=your-user,dc=domain,dc=com' ); // (optional) Privileged user to search with
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_PASS', 'the-pass'); // (optional) (only if LDAPAUTH_SEARCH_USER set) Privileged user pass
To check group membership before authenticating:
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_GROUP_ATTR', 'memberof' ) // (optional) LDAP groups attr
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_GROUP_REQ', 'the-group;another-admin-group') // (only if LDAPAUTH_GROUP_REQ set) Group/s user must be in. Allows multiple, semicolon delimited
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_GROUP_ATTR', 'memberof' ); // (optional) LDAP groups attr
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_GROUP_REQ', 'the-group;another-admin-group'); // (only if LDAPAUTH_GROUP_REQ set) Group/s user must be in. Allows multiple, semicolon delimited
To automatically add LDAP users to config.php:
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_ADD_NEW', true ) // (optional) Add LDAP users to config.php
* define( 'LDAPAUTH_ADD_NEW', true ); // (optional) Add LDAP users to config.php
NOTE: This will require config.php to be writable by your webserver user
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