Hi all, Just got a SOGo server set up, and I'm running MySQL as the back-end database.
On my (Ubuntu) server, its possible via SSSD/PAM/Winbind for Active Directory users to log in to the server directly with their AD credentials. I'm looking for a way to replicate this in SOGo. I could not find a way to connect to the linux accounts on the server, so I then went down the path of using LDAP as an authenticator for AD. Unfortunately, testing this connector (debugging turned on, using tail -f /var/log/sogo/sogo.log as I try sample user accounts) has proven difficult. In addition, I need the ability to have SOGo check multiple OUs within the BaseDN, and this does not seem to be possible within the current configuration framework of SOGo. I did try using OU=%d,DN=domain,DN=local does not seem to work (?). This leads to the question: Is there a way to get SOGo to look at the Linux credentials as an authenticator? Example query: - IF an existing Linux user exists AND their password matches - THEN authenticate them and reference/create their profile in MySQL. In this way you could then use the PAM/SSSD/Winbind connector between the Linux server and Active Directory as a connector. Thoughts? Thanks! -- Paul -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
