I'd also be interested in such a feature so we could fall back to our
backup LDAP server (actually, Active Directory).
Regards,
Brian.
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I recently upgraded from a 1.1 milestone to 1.6.0 in one fell swoop.
I did an export from my old installation, installed the new version in a
separate location, tweaked the out-of-the-box config (I kept notes on what
I customized last time so I could re-do it) and then did a selective
import.
I
Thanks, Thomas. I'll have to find time to upgrade to 1.6.1 to see if that
helps my intermediate plan. For my ultimate plan, I just voted for #2518.
Regards,
Brian.
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I think I know what is the problem: I just seen you used 1.6, did you
tried 1.6.1 ?
I've not tried 1.6.1. We were on 1.1-m1 for a LONG time. I upgraded to
1.6 after a lot of red tape on my end. Seems like the next day, 1.6.1 came
out :-(
There is another thing user_group is used for : when
I've got XWiki 1.6 now downloaded and installed. I've configured it to
authenticate using the LDAP implementation against my Active Directory
(which I already have working in an XWiki 1.1-m1 installation). However,
my attempts to log in are futile. I've turned on DEBUG logging and found
this:
Which LDAP authenticator are you using ? LDAPAuthServiceImpl or
XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl ? Since XWiki 1.6 XWikiLDAPAuthServiceImpl is
the default LDAP authenticator and have some differences in
configurations.
I'm a bit confused. When I used 1.1-m1, there was only the old
implementation
