On 10 June 2014 20:23, Arthur Schiwon <[email protected]> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On 10.06.2014 04:43, Jamie Baddeley wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have owncloud successfully working against an AD domain A. > > > > I've asked the AD admin to build bidirectional trust between that > > AD instance A and another AD instance B that is a seperate domain > > but under his control. > > > > Reason I want him to do that is I want to be able to combine the > > two user bases into one group so I have the complete user base able > > to access owncloud. > > > > Am trying to do a similar thing with AD integration and a > > wordpress powered intranet site and the AD admin is failing to make > > it work and is starting to point the finger at the Wordpress > > implementation of AD Integration. > > > > Rather than get lost down this rathole, I've changed tactics and > > tried to get Owncloud integrating to the so called trusted AD > > setup. I've done this but it's exhibiting similar issues by only > > pulling across the user base of the AD server A that owncloud is > > bound to, rather than that plus the second AD server B that's > > trusted. > > > > Has anyone done this before? If so I'll push back on the AD admin > > to try harder. > > How does the "Trusts" work? Is it LDAP technique based on Referrals or > something Microsoft specific? >
It's an MS thing. I shake my fist at the sky about this but that is futile in this case. > Why don't you actually just configure connections to both AD servers? > We have multi server support. > Because I started this challenge with Wordpress which does not have multiserver support. As owncloud has multiserver support I suspect users here have never had to persevere with this problem and solve it. Drat! jamie
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