Thank You Anthony, 
I think your solution is what I'm looking for, I don't want to use a 
service account ( for tracing and maintainability reason) since the phase 2 
that add editing capabilities will provide mostly for admin tasks and we 
want to have a trace that let us identify the user that did this 
modifications
Thanks Richard, I mainly wanted to know how to access those values from 
outside the auth module itself.
Thanks Niphlod for your time. I read the auth ldap module and I knew it was 
using python-ldap, I'm not familiar with web2py and I couldn't identify the 
recommend way to access either user information provided during login or 
the connection created while trying to authenticate the user. I never tried 
to extract those directly from ldap.
I'll mark this post as complete on Anthony's answer, thanks for your help.

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