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LDAP simple authentification plugin #41
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I'm afraid we recently had a contribution providing LDAP support through the Omniauth plugin: #31 We do like that your pull request includes the settings the admin pages with an AJAX test button. |
Hello stuzart, during the dev of this plugin, I saw that a pull request was done about LDAP auth and I tried to use it. The fact is I have no cknowledge about omniauth and the configuration is not clear for me. So I continued to develop this plugin and that's why I call it "simple LDAP auth" ^^. I'm sorry but it was not easy to me to develop in ruby on rails and my knowledge regarding omniauth are not sufficient to combine these two methods. |
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…ke password, ldap should be used in all cases
Hello,
First thank you for this tool because it answer to many questions about scientific collaboration in my team.
I've made a simple plugin to use LDAP authentification.
This plugin add a section in the admin panel with some LDAP attributes (base DN , address, mail, uid, etc.) in order to match with several LDAP configurations.
An LDAP user can directly log in with login/password and the register page appears with informations extract from the LDAP. I think it's very simple to configure for the admin (wordpress similar).
I'm sorry for the missing things or mistake but it's my first time with ruby-on-rails :). So I presume this plugin is not perfect.
Seekly,
Cyril