Hi all
I'm trying to set up PmWiki with LDAP auth. The basic's are working
well, users have to log on with their ldap usernames and passwords to
edit pages.
Because I want to use existing ldap groups to assign edit rights I've
wrote a small piece of php code to get out group-memberships from our
LDAP. Well, this works also. config.php snippet:
###
include_once("cookbook/archbook.php");
$AuthUser['ldap'] = "$ldaphost/$ldapuserdn,$ldapdn?$ldapuserprefix";
include_once("$FarmD/scripts/authuser.php");
$AuthUser['@editors'] = array(get_ldap_values("cn=groups",
"(cn=aldapgroup)", array("memberUid")));
$DefaultPasswords['edit'] = '@editors';
$DefaultPasswords['attr'] = '@editors';
$DefaultPasswords['upload'] = '@editors';
###
Note, $AuthUser['@editors'] will contain something like this: "alice,
bob, steve, bill, laura"
Now I want to give edit rights to another group on some wiki pages
(or wiki groups). I would like to use "?action=attr" -> "edit
password" -> "@othereditors" on wiki pages for this this, as
described in "Site/AuthUser".
My problem, where (and how) can I define "@othereditors"? I don't
want to make this group static (e.g. "@ othereditors: bart, lisa" in
"Site/AuthUser"), I want to get this information from ldap the same
way as I do with "$AuthUser['@editors']"
Obviously the following statement in config.php does not work:
$AuthUser['@othereditors'] = array(get_ldap_values("cn=groups",
"(cn=anotherldapgroup)", array("memberUid")));
I hope you get the idea, my english isn't that good.
And, before I forget, PmWiki is really great! :)
-Thomas
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