Salut Christophe -
At 20:16 +0100 01/1/22, Christophe Wolfhugel wrote:
>This is just a philosophical question...
>
>My wish is to be able to do this for my LDAP frontends :
>
><Handler>
> PreProcessingHook sub { ## set Base1 and Base2 bases on %R }
> RewriteUsername s/\@.+$//
> <AuthBy LDAP2>
> Host myldapserver
> AuthDN p=mydn,t=o
> AuthPassword mypassword
> BaseDN c=%{GlobalVar:Base1},c=%{GlobalVar:Base2},t=b
> ...
> </AuthBy>
></Handler>
>
Well, there are two philosophical questions to be answered in what
you show above. Firstly, I would not be setting Base1 and Base2 as
GlobalVar's in a PreProcessingHook. GlobalVar's are really meant for
static variables, to be initialised once at run time, they also won't
work correctly as you show above when Radiator does finally use
multi-threading. Secondly, BaseDN is initialised at run time too, so
special-character replacement won't work there either.
The better answer to both your questions is to have the
PreProcessingHook add Base1 and Base2 as pseudo-attributes to the
request packet ($p), and then use the SearchFilter construct to build
your LDAP query with the special characters %{Base1} and %{Base2}.
hth
Hugh
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