LDAP plugin on 1.3.0
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@iyoung FWIW: You only need to restart apache when you update php
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You will probably have other issues since you did not supply a bind DN. AD does not allow blind binds via ldap.
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Success! I was able to login with a domain user, after installing php-ldap, without issue.
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@iyoung Ok so now the question is why didn’t the installer install that for you?? (just an open question).
That’s great it worked for you, Tom spent quite a bit of time working out the details on that plugin to make it a bit more universal.
Marking issue as solved.
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@george1421 @tom-elliott I’ll spin up a host to see if it’s an issue on fresh installs of 1.3.0.
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I had this working last week but it’s mysteriously stopped working now. I didn’t spend a lot of time looking into it, just giving this tidbit of info here.
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Just looking at FOG installing now, I can see php7.1-ldap in the “Packages to be installed.” The only things I changed before installing FOG were installing aptitude and ssh-server.
OS: Ubuntu 16.10 Server
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@iyoung I think the difference was your “fresh” install knows to install ldap already. The upgrade, however, doesn’t.
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@Tom-Elliott I looked at the creation date of my main FOG server and it looks like it was created on 09/15/2016, and I know that I went right to trunk when I installed FOG. I skimmed this thread which is, for the most part, newer than that. Was php-ldap added more recently?
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@iyoung yes I think october ish timeframe
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@iyoung That is most likely the case, the php-ldap module, before the thread, was a user responsibility to add it in and not provided by the fog installer (if I remember correctly). Once Tom updated the ldap plugin it was logical that if The FOG Project supplied the plugin that the installer should install all required modules.
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@iyoung Test completed. LDAP plugin added and test login succeeded.
