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Steve Jacobs updated AIRFLOW-1711:
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Description:
in the LDAP auth module
`group_contains_user` checks for `resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr)[0] ==
username`
Some Ldaps apparently have this as a simple string
`resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr) == username`
also should be checked.
But really a test should be done to see if the return is a 'list' and perform
the check differently. If its not a list, python will check both arguments and
exit with an error.
was:
in the LDAP auth module
`group_contains_user` checks for `resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr)[0] ==
username`
Some Ldaps apparently have this as a simple string
`resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr) == username`
also should be checked
> Ldap Attributes not always a "list" part 2
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> Key: AIRFLOW-1711
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-1711
> Project: Apache Airflow
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: contrib
> Affects Versions: Airflow 1.7.1
> Environment: Linux + Active Directory
> Reporter: Steve Jacobs
>
> in the LDAP auth module
> `group_contains_user` checks for `resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr)[0]
> == username`
> Some Ldaps apparently have this as a simple string
> `resp['attributes'].get(user_name_attr) == username`
> also should be checked.
> But really a test should be done to see if the return is a 'list' and perform
> the check differently. If its not a list, python will check both arguments
> and exit with an error.
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