Where is the documentation on how to enable LDAP on ajaxplorer? I couldn't find it. I didn't think they had any docs. They suggest looking in the forum.
It was very frustrating to say the least because I didn't even know where to start or if what I was doing was the right thing... but hey, it worked.
Alright, anyway... by now, you should have already successfully extract the zip or used the rpm to install your ajaxplorer. If you haven't, you should read their doc on installing it.
Make sure to log in using the admin/admin account and update the password. I'm not sure if this is even required but sounds like a good thing to do.
Go in to the ./conf dir and you will see bootstrap_plugins.php.
Make a backup copy of it in case you want to quickly revert.
Either delete or comment out the section:
"AUTH_DRIVER" => array(
"NAME" => "serial",
"OPTIONS" => array(
"LOGIN_REDIRECT" => false,
"USERS_FILEPATH" => "AJXP_DATA_PATH/plugins/auth.serial/users.ser",
"AUTOCREATE_AJXPUSER" => false,
"FAST_CHECKS" => false,
"TRANSMIT_CLEAR_PASS" => false )
),
After that, add a new section like:
"AUTH_DRIVER" => array(
"NAME" => "ldap",
"OPTIONS" => array(
"LDAP_URL" => 'ldap://localhost',
"LDAP_PORT" => '389',
"LDAP_DN" => 'dc=company,dc=com',
"LOGIN_REDIRECT" => false,
"AUTOCREATE_AJXPUSER" => false,
"TRANSMIT_CLEAR_PASS" => true)
),
Now, this is a very simple and basic settings just to get you going. As you can see, there's no bind dn or password, and password is being transferred in the clear. Once you get this working though, you can continue to tweak it to your satisfaction. Just do what they say and check the forums.
You can do some fancy things with MASTER/SLAVE auth. It looks like using MASTER/SLAVE will allow you to have multiple authentication. I haven't tried it as I don't need to have more than one auth.
