Unfortunately we don't have much experience with NDS server. Try setting your Jahia to debug logging and see what kind of LDAP errors you are getting, this should help you find what is wrong with the configuration.
As for the simple authentification, anything supported by JNDI will be supported by Jahia, since we use the standard implementation.
Regards, Serge Huber.
Pellat, Dominique wrote:
Hello,
I try using a NDS server (v7.51) with the LDAP services installed, where a
special user named 'LDAP_Proxy' allow to see other users. When I enter in a navigator the following URL:
ldap://x.y.w.z:389/uid=xxxx,ou=Test,o=AA I can see every details about user
xxxx.
However, with Jahia, when I search '*' or 'xxxx' in the search user list, I
only see the user 'LDAP_Proxy' and cannot see other users !
I used the following configuration for the file users.ldap.properties: ------------------------------------------------------
users.ldap.context.factory = com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory users.ldap.url = ldap://x.y.w.z:389/
users.ldap.authentification.mode = simple
users.ldap.public.bind.dn = ou=test,o=aa
#users.ldap.public.bind.password= # the following value will be used as the user key, if it's not found the
user will not be used ! users.ldap.uid.search.attribute = uid users.ldap.uid.search.name = ou=test,o=aa users.ldap.dn.identifier.attribute = cn users.ldap.search.countlimit = 100 # the following defines the attributes to use for wildcard search such as
*=*test* users.ldap.search.wildcards.attributes = ou, cn, o, c, mail, uid,
uniqueIdentifier, givenName, sn, dn # Map attribute, that indicate which LDAP attribute to map to Jahia standard
properties users.ldap.username.attribute.map = uid users.ldap.firstname.attribute.map = givenName users.ldap.lastname.attribute.map = sn users.ldap.email.attribute.map = mail users.ldap.organization.attribute.map = ou -----------------------------------------------------
Do you think I have to change the authentification mode (what are the other
enums other than 'simple') or any other parameters ? Thanks by advance,
Dominique PELLAT
