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In the LDAP server configuration for users, the default settings include the following AD attributes:"
Surname: sn
Email: mail
Given Name: givenname
Title: title
The root rule is:
Global Criterion - LDAP Server is Server Name
Actions: Action Entity assign Entity > Subentity
This ensures that when the LDAP is synchronized, the username, Surname, Email, and Title are synchronized in the subentity, and this process works correctly.
However, when adding a location attribute configuration:
Surname: sn
Email: mail
Given Name: givenname
Title: title
Location: l
Upon synchronization, the location is loaded into the root of the entity rather than the subentity.
When checking the root rule, I noticed that the location criterion is missing from its criteria.
LDAP Criteria:
(AD) User ID
(LDAP) MemberOf
(LDAP) Title
(LDAP) Common Name
(LDAP) Department Number
(LDAP) DistinguishedName
(LDAP) Email
(LDAP) Employee Number
(LDAP) Manager
(LDAP) Organization
(LDAP) Telephone Number
(LDAP) User ID
Object Class
Therefore, if I add the parameter l in the LDAP server's location, it will load it into the root entity, which has caused a problem for me.
I'm not sure if this is a bug.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!
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Version
GLPI 10.0.15
Bug description
In the LDAP server configuration for users, the default settings include the following AD attributes:"
Surname: sn
Email: mail
Given Name: givenname
Title: title
The root rule is:
Global Criterion - LDAP Server is Server Name
Actions: Action Entity assign Entity > Subentity
This ensures that when the LDAP is synchronized, the username, Surname, Email, and Title are synchronized in the subentity, and this process works correctly.
However, when adding a location attribute configuration:
Surname: sn
Email: mail
Given Name: givenname
Title: title
Location: l
Upon synchronization, the location is loaded into the root of the entity rather than the subentity.
When checking the root rule, I noticed that the location criterion is missing from its criteria.
LDAP Criteria:
(AD) User ID
(LDAP) MemberOf
(LDAP) Title
(LDAP) Common Name
(LDAP) Department Number
(LDAP) DistinguishedName
(LDAP) Email
(LDAP) Employee Number
(LDAP) Manager
(LDAP) Organization
(LDAP) Telephone Number
(LDAP) User ID
Object Class
Therefore, if I add the parameter l in the LDAP server's location, it will load it into the root entity, which has caused a problem for me.
I'm not sure if this is a bug.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!
Relevant log output
No response
Page URL
No response
Steps To reproduce
No response
Your GLPI setup information
No response
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: