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Our ldap provider uses TLS. Our OpenCTI instance is configured to connect to our LDAP but seems to hang when clicking on 'Sign In' on the login page. Without proper debugging, I am taking a huge guess that this is due to the fact that we are not providing our cert.
Current Workaround
No workaround other than using local auth.
Proposed Solution
Support a method to pass via environment variable (Docker) for a path to the cert and then mount the cert via data volume.
Additional Information
We are using OpenCTI's docker installation.
Here is an example of a similar docker-compose.yml with envioronment variables we are using:
@SamuelHassine Where is the documentation to implement LDAP/AD in OpenCTI? I can't find anything. I'm assuming just add the following based on what I've been able to find.
Problem to Solve
passport-ldapauth allows for ldap access over TLS:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/passport-ldapauth#active-directory-over-ssl-example
Our ldap provider uses TLS. Our OpenCTI instance is configured to connect to our LDAP but seems to hang when clicking on 'Sign In' on the login page. Without proper debugging, I am taking a huge guess that this is due to the fact that we are not providing our cert.
Current Workaround
No workaround other than using local auth.
Proposed Solution
Support a method to pass via environment variable (Docker) for a path to the cert and then mount the cert via data volume.
Additional Information
We are using OpenCTI's docker installation.
Here is an example of a similar docker-compose.yml with envioronment variables we are using:
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