On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 04:19:28PM -0500, marthter wrote: > I have successfully set up the LDAP authentication against my Active > Directory server, and > testing it with my own Windows user and password, and that is working and > letting me log in > that way. However I get only a very restricted menu and navigation > structure. Presumably > this is the non-privileged user's view of things (I'm new to this so I'm > somewhat guessing > here).
You can change this with the $AutoCreate config, read more about it in RT_Config.pm. For now you probably want to log in as root and make your user privileged. > My question is, how do I use RT::Authen::ExternalAuth with LDAP to my > Active Directory, such > that some users (who are in group Blah in the Active Directory) are in the > privileged group, > and the rest of the users are in the non-privileged group. There isn't a way to configure who is privileged and who isn't at a group level in the RT-Authen-ExternalAuth level I suspect you want to use RT-Extension-LDAPImporter to bulk import users, set up your privileged users and then let RT-Authen-ExternalAuth manage passwords and future info updates. You'd need to handle any new users who should be privileged manually, but I'm not sure how often that would happen for you -kevin
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