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gstarrett
Re: LDAP integration in XOOPS 2.1

  • 2003/11/25 15:10

  • gstarrett

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  • Posts: 174

  • Since: 2002/3/12


Quote:

parrax wrote:
I also think that the LDAP implementation will determine the success of a GPL CMS like XOOPS. Currently the system is very nice, but it cannot be implemented in our organization, as we don't want to have a separate authentication system (yet another directory to maintain !!).
With LDAP integration, I really think intranet usage of XOOPS will become widely used.


Agreed. That is the ONLY reason why I haven't introduced XOOPS into our organization yet.

Is there an LDAP hack available for XOOPS 2.x?
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hrac
Re: LDAP integration in XOOPS 2.1

  • 2003/11/25 20:04

  • hrac

  • Quite a regular

  • Posts: 305

  • Since: 2002/7/15


There is an LDAP hack (written by me ) for 1.3.4. I don't have any idea about differences between 1.3.4 and 2.0.5, but this hack for 1.3.4 may give you some clues, and you may write your own hack for 2.0.5. You can download it from here
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shagreel
Re: LDAP integration in XOOPS 2.1

  • 2003/11/25 21:20

  • shagreel

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 13

  • Since: 2003/1/17


I am very interested in LDAP in XOOPS as well. I have hacked the XOOPS 2 to do LDAP authentication for our site already. All it really does is log in to the ldap tree to verify the user and then updates the MySQL user table with the current ldap information if it is different. I would be interested in discussing further a good way to integrate LDAP into xoops. You can count me as a friend of XOOPS and ldap.

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MLimburg
Re: LDAP integration in XOOPS 2.1

  • 2003/11/26 1:16

  • MLimburg

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  • Posts: 27

  • Since: 2003/8/8 2


I'm in the same boat. My want is to be able to authenicate to LDAP, and draw down what 'groups' the user belongs in at the LDAP level. I would then configure XOOPS to use these groups to assign security privs like view/read/write/admin/etc.

This would provide a very powerful system.
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