No ldap request from LDAP Management plugin

[Fernando Gietz]

@st.mu said in No ldap request froma LDAP Management plugin:

“Search failedInternal Server Error” from LDAP Management when try to search people.

In the login page?

The permissions are OK

[Tom Elliott]

@st.mu said in No ldap request froma LDAP Management plugin:

LDAPAssociation

Can you please run:

grep -rl 'LDAPAssociation' /var/www/

This class doesn’t exist nor has it ever. @Fernando-Gietz realized this and fixed it. FOG version 1.4.2 had this fix, so I don’t know how you can be on 1.4.2 and have this problem. I suspect you have two potential installations running with conflicting data.

[st.mu]

@Tom-Elliott said in No ldap request froma LDAP Management plugin:

grep -rl ‘LDAPAssociation’ /var/www/

Hi Tom,

root@:~# grep -rl 'LDAPAssociation' /var/www/
root@:~#

You right, FOG is installed on a test server and there are 2 folders fog_1.4.3 and fog_1.4.2… how to check conflicting data ?

[Sebastian Roth]

@st-mu Thanks for reporting this. Can replicate the issue. Moved to bug reports.

@Tom-Elliott This piece of code is causing it… Sorry don’t have the time to look into this in detail.

[st.mu]

Backup my test serveur from scratch, installed fog 1.4.2 and…same error.
So as Sebastian said a piece of code is causing it, I think i have to wait…

[Tom Elliott]

I don’t think that’s the piece of code causing the problem. I run with the ldap plugin installed and have never seen this issue occur at all.

[Tom Elliott]

If you’d like, please install the git working branch:

git clone https://github.com/fogproject/fogproject.git /opt/fogprojectworking
cd /opt/fogprojectworking
git pull
git checkout working
git pull

I’m seeing if simply preventing autoload from occurring will fix this issue, though I still cannot replicate.

[st.mu]

@Tom-Elliott
I installed the git working branch:
You are currently running version: 885132
Latest stable version is 1.4.3
Latest svn version is 6075
Latest git version is 1.4.2

No more errors in apach log (thanks) but I tryed many settings and ldap requests do not give an answer.

How to configure ldap plugin in order to do request (anonymous) like
uid=login,ou=people,$baseDN
cn=groupname,ou=groups,$baseDN
member=uid=login,ou=people,$baseDN

Sorry, i’m almost rookie in LDAP and linux (…also english ^^'…)

[Tom Elliott]

@st.mu Maybe this can help?
https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10063/ldap-plugin-on-fog-1-3-3/5?page=1#

[st.mu]

I’ve already seen this post.
my settings look like:

I choose OpenLDAP template.

[Tom Elliott]

@st.mu Is your Domain on an “Open LDAP” ldap tree?

[st.mu]

@Tom-Elliott
yes

[Tom Elliott]

@st.mu If that’s the case, shouldn’t your “group attribute” value be ‘member’ instead of ‘groups’

[Tom Elliott]

Your user attribute should be cn not ‘uid’

[st.mu]

@Tom-Elliott
I’ve also tried that and it doesn’t work.
I tried generic LDAP with uid as User Name Attribute and groups as Group Member Attribute (who knows…), but same “O results found” answer…

[Tom Elliott]

@st.mu You don’t search users in ldap management.

All ldap plugin does is enable you to login with LDAP user accounts, there’s no searching users. I don’t know where you got the idea that you could find users using this plugin.

[st.mu]

@Tom-Elliott
I am confused,
I have misunderstood how works the plugin. I thought searching users by lhe LDAP Management section enable to check ldap conf is ok.
I will test in the right way.

Thanks Tom