That's great, your project and explanations are very welcome.
I'm already using Apache Directory Studio, it's the best free tool I've seen so
far.
Thank you so much!
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On 14-01-10 12:29 AM, Andres wrote:
Well, I've finally managed to go one step ahead with ldaptive.
First of all, a spacial way of binding to LDAP is needed for the
server to reply with certain codes related to locked accounts and
expired passwords. Ldaptive implements it attaching a "authenticat
Well, I've finally managed to go one step ahead with ldaptive.
First of all, a spacial way of binding to LDAP is needed for the server to
reply with certain codes related to locked accounts and expired passwords.
Ldaptive implements it attaching a "authentication control". This is how I
invoke
On 14-01-09 01:00 PM, Marvin Addison wrote:
On the other hand, Ldaptive provides some support for this:
http://www.ldaptive.org/docs/guide/authentication/accountstate
I've found most LDAP libraries to be ridiculously overly complex. Ldap is
very simple, and shouldn't be made so complex.
Th
>> On the other hand, Ldaptive provides some support for this:
>>
>> http://www.ldaptive.org/docs/guide/authentication/accountstate
>
>
> I've found most LDAP libraries to be ridiculously overly complex. Ldap is
> very simple, and shouldn't be made so complex.
There's hardly anything simple about
On 14-01-08 05:08 AM, Andres wrote:
Ok, I'm really stuck actually in getting Password Policy to work with
OpenLDAP.
I think I'll need Trenton's approach: write my own implementation in
some way. Maybe in PasswordPolicyConfiguration and
PasswordPolicyResult. Can you provide further information ab
Thank you Marvin. I'd like to contribute, but I lack experience, so I really
appreciate your help.
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> On the other hand, Ldaptive provides some support for this:
>
> http://www.ldaptive.org/docs/guide/authentication/accountstate
>
> But I don't know if I can use it on CAS.
We certainly intended that you could do ppolicy with CAS, though I
haven't tried. We have ppolicy support on one of our test
Ok, I'm really stuck actually in getting Password Policy to work with OpenLDAP.
I think I'll need Trenton's approach: write my own implementation in some way.
Maybe in PasswordPolicyConfiguration and PasswordPolicyResult. Can you provide
further information about what you did? Source files would
Thank you both, I think I'm close to a solution, but still I'm having trouble.
Please let me show you my progress...
First thing I needed is to add this bean so that the @PostConstruct is
processed and the attributes populated:
Next issue I think is a bug:
When this is invoked:
https://gith
On 13-12-13 09:20 AM, Andres wrote:
Ok, I've finally managed. The problem were my build paths, I had to
reconstruct the project.
Next thing I'm facing...
It looks like CAS LPPE is not ready to deal with OpenLDAP. For
instance, it looks for a password expiration date attribute, but such
thing do
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Misagh
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Ok, I've finally managed. The problem were my build paths, I had to reconstruct
the project.
Next thing I'm facing...
It looks like CAS LPPE is not ready to deal with OpenLDAP. For instance, it
looks for a password expiration date attribute, but such thing doesn't exist in
OpenLDAP.
In OpenLD
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Subject: Re:[cas-dev] LPPE in CAS 4-RC2 with OpenLDAP
Thank you for your answers and for submitting the bug, and sorry for my
inexperience in maven projects.
I've copied the .java file in these two paths:
sr
Thank you for your answers and for submitting the bug, and sorry for my
inexperience in maven projects.
I've copied the .java file in these two paths:
src/main/java/org/jasig/cas/adaptors/ldap/lppe
src/org/jasig/cas/adaptors/ldap/lppe
The first one triggers lots of errors in the Eclipse IDE bec
Changing the bean ID doesn't seem to fix anything...
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bject: Re: [cas-dev] LPPE in CAS 4-RC2 with OpenLDAP
That's a bug that should be fixed, but in the meantime what would happen if you
tried "dateConverter" instead for the id?
Misagh
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Se
That's a bug that should be fixed, but in the meantime what would happen if you
tried "dateConverter" instead for the id?
Misagh
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