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From version < 6.1 >
edited by steel
on 2008/08/14 14:11
To version < 7.1 >
edited by Thomas Mortagne
on 2008/09/09 10:08
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7 7  1.1 My users are not located in the same organization unit
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9 -So you can use the <tt>xwiki.authentication.ldap.bind_DN=cn={0},department=USER,department=INFORMATIK,department=1230,o=MP</tt> pattern.
9 +So you can't use the <tt>xwiki.authentication.ldap.bind_DN=cn={0},department=USER,department=INFORMATIK,department=1230,o=MP</tt> pattern.
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11 11  To handle that LDAP authentication automatically search for user DN trying to match the provided login with <tt>xwiki.authentication.ldap.UID_attr</tt> attribute value. So simply set an existing administration (or any other LDAP user with the right to search in the whole LDAP server) user DN at <tt>xwiki.authentication.ldap.bind_DN</tt> and its password at <tt>xwiki.authentication.ldap.bind_pass</tt>. LDAP authentication will user it to connect to LDAP server, search for provided user and bind found DN with provided password to validate it.
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16 16  xwiki.authentication.ldap.bind_pass=pass
17 17  {code}
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19 19  1.1 My users are not located on the same server
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21 21  e.g. if you use several subdomains and the users are defined seperately in each subdomain. This will likely be the case when you have a configuration like this:

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