After pulling my hair out trying to get the default LDAP auth plugin configured, I went ahead and wrote a simpler replacement. All it does is clean up the username, and attempt to bind to AD with the credentials provided at login.
It doesn't check to see if the user exists (according to our policy that's a minor security risk, since a bot can use that to determine valid usernames), and will simply return true if the user & password matches perfectly. The plugin could be made even more efficient, I'm sure. http://pastie.org/3261915 Regards, *Wogan May* *Digital Polymath* [ about.me <http://about.me/wogan> | google+<https://plus.google.com/110555803212391859805>]
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