FOG LDAP plugin
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@fernando-gietz Does the built in Domain Admin have such permissions? That’s the account I am using.
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@fry_p said in FOG LDAP plugin:
Does the built in Domain Admin have such permissions? That’s the account I am using.
The user that I use in the plugin only has read permissions.
In the Bind DN field I only write the username and not cn=xxx,ou=yyy,dc=zzz -
@fernando-gietz I believe you need the full DN for the field, but I don’t think you need the OU itself.
So you could do:
cn={username},dc={domain},dc={org,com,net} -
@tom-elliott In my case I config the Bind DN as {username}.
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@fernando-gietz You’re using openldap correct?
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Jajaja I think so.
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@fernando-gietz I believe I have successfully bound. However, when I try to log in as myself, I see the below error in /var/log/php-fpm/www-error.log
I believe the issue is in my search dn.
I am trying to log in as fry_p. I am a member of the security group “fogusers” in AD. It can be found here:
CN=fogusers,OU=Security Groups,OU=Domain Users,DC=domainhere,DC=orgfry_p is a member of this group.
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Maybe, the blank space in the OUs?
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@fernando-gietz Is there a different way in the DN language to designate spaces? I tried single and double quotes but it didn’t stick. In the actual AD structure (much to my chagrin) there are spaces.
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@fernando-gietz I feel foolish now. This taught me the lesson that I shouldn’t change multiple variables when trying to troubleshoot an issue.
Here is a screen shot of my working config:
I think I had an incorrect group search DN set. When I put the correct DN I also messed around with the Group Member Attribute. I changed it back to sAMAccountName and presto! Thanks for everything boys!
