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nikita edited comment on OPENMEETINGS-56 at 2/28/12 2:01 PM:
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YES. it`s problem only LDAP user.
The local user does not have such problems. Because the Administrator
determines that the user "Organization." Local users log on without problems,
without choice "organization." so that an administrator sets a default for all
users in your hand.
was (Author: nikit0ss):
YES. it`s problem only LDAP user.
The local user does not have such problems. Because the Administrator
determines that the user "Organization."
> LDAP authentication is not correct
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>
> Key: OPENMEETINGS-56
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENMEETINGS-56
> Project: Openmeetings
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0 Apache Incubator Release
> Environment: centos 6.2 , apach 2.2.13
> openmeeting - last version
> Reporter: nikita
> Labels: security
> Fix For: 2.0 Apache Incubator Release
>
>
> HI.
> Set up LDAP authentication.
> After input login and password, select the System Works asks the organization
> - the list is empty!
> Lowered described this problem and its solution - BUT - it uses mysql base
> However, newer versions of the file used by the base - just like me.!
> P.S. It is also not possible to make a "pass-through - opened the browser,
> using a domain account - automatically on the website" LDAP authentication
> _____________________________________________________________________
> Comment 2 by [email protected], May 3, 2009
> thanks a lot!
> I can now login via ldap. But when I login with a ldap user, it says "Your
> account is
> assigned to multiple Organizations. Please choose one for this session". In
> fact, the
> organization drop-down list is null. How to fix this problem?
> Comment 3 by [email protected], May 3, 2009
> Hi,
> You must modify one table on openmeetings database.
> Select your database openmeetings like this : use openmeetings;
> Then you must modify the table "organisation". To check that : select * from
> organisation;
> As you can see the name of the organisation is empty. So you must just modify
> like
> this : update organisation set name="openmeetings" where organisation_id="1";
> Bidab
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