|
I have managed to get my authentication to work against my
active directory However it does not create the users for me so I have to
manually create the user and then it authenticate against my AD What am I missing? Here is my RT_Sitecofig Set($WebExternalAuth , '1'); Set($WebFallbackToInternalAuth , '1'); Set($WebExternalGecos , undef); Set($WebExternalAuto , '1'); Set($LDAPExternalAuth,
'1'); # Enable LDAP auth Set($LdapServer,
"coengad01.cctus.com"); Set($LdapCAFile,
undef); Set($LdapUser,
'cn=rtldap,CN=Users,dc=cctus,dc=com'); Set($LdapPass,
'Password'); Set($LdapAuthStartTLS,
'0'); # Need to use TLS
or ldaps to check passwords Set($LdapAuthBase,
"ou=Users,ou= Set($LdapAuthUidAttr,
'sAMAccountName'); Set($LdapAuthFilter,
'(objectClass=user)'); Set($LdapMailBase,
'ou= Set($LdapMailFilter,
'(objectClass=user)'); Set($LdapMailScope,
'sub'); Set($LdapMailSearchAttr,
'mail'); %RT::LdapMailResultMap = (
'sAMAccountName' => 'Name',
'mail'
=> 'EmailAddress',
'cn'
=> 'RealName', ); |
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