Seems to me that the last (end) quote should be after the closing anchor tag and not before.

I wish I can post with an answer but unfortunately I have the same problem. Anyone figure this out in the month since the last post?

Thanks!

I have the same exact problem since I upgraded last week from 2.0.13 to 2.2.4. Any one have any ideas?

Thanks!

I'm going to bump this one cuz I have the same question. Anyone?

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply. I look forward to this feature. My goal is to use XOOPS as a company portal and I'm hoping to find a module that will read a Netware file directory for document management. At least the the LDAP authentication will probably allow users to authenticate to the file directories. It will be a big plus once it allows me to use LDAP as the central place for user info.

No matter what my needs and wants are (like anyone), I give a big thumbs up and thank you too all the experienced programmers that have contributed their work for the benefit of all. I do consider my self lucky to have the functionality I have.

After much troubleshooting and searching... I just wanted to share my settings that worked for me to login into XOOPs with LDAP authentication into my eDirectory (which I'll post below). But I do have one question remaining...

What's the point?

I wanted to use the ldap auth so I can log into XOOPS using credentials from my eDir so I don't have to maintain users in both eDirectory and XOOPs. But as I'm finding out (unless I've still got some configuration wrong), I still need to maintain the users in two places. If I try to login as a user with eDir credentials but no XOOPs account, I get an error that there is no cooresponding user. Like I said, unless I've still got something wrong, I don't see a point when I still have to maintain users in two places. The only possible advantage I see is if there are any modules that can interact with eDir resources (such as viewing files on a netware server), and the authentication is needed for rights to those resources.

Anyone else have any thoughts on this? Am I off the rocker (ok, don't answer)? Confused? Mis-configured? Any point to it?

Thanks for any feedback!


Background:
We have one tree say "TEST" (t=TEST) and two organizations one of which is also named "TEST" (o=TEST) and my user is directly under there (cn=Deldrin).

XOOPs Settings:
Auth Method - LDAP Directory
Port - 389
Server Name - server.domain.com
Base DN - o=TEST (tried t=TEST but it didn't work. I'd rather it worked because users in my other organization won't can't login now)
LDAP Manager - cn=Deldrin,0=TEST (tried cn=Deldrin,0=TEST,t=TEST but it didn't work I'd rather it worked because users in my other organization won't can't login now)
Password - *******
LDAP attribute to search the user - cn
The search filter LDAP query to find user - (&(objectclass=*)(cn=@@loginname@@)