Folks,
I'm running CAS 6.2.3.
Authenticating to a CentOS 389 Directory LDAP Server. Authentication is
all good. Finally even appeared to solve my ePerssonDirectory attribute
extraction configuration issues. However I'm unable to get the DN of the
users LDAP entry to resolve.
389 Directory does not store the DN as a physical attribute in it's raw
database but if you query for it it will return it (ala "ldapsearch -b
<suffix> <filter> dn"
I tried the:
cas.authn.ldap[0].collect-dn-attribute=true
directive to no avail.
As well as adding reference to it both in the LDAP as authentication
source and as attribute repository. No luck?
cas.authn.ldap[0].principal-attribute-list=uid,sn,cn:commonName,givenName,inetUserStatus,dn
cas.authn.attribute-repository.ldap[0].attributes.dn: dn
Any suggestions. My LDAP is essentially a multi-tenant instance and the
only "org" parameters in the user entries are represented by the RDN
components of the DN value.
Sincerely.
Colin
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