Hi,
Thanks a lot for this module.
For the moment, I've tested mapping and it works; very very good work !!! Thanks
I've tested change password in drupal and password was changed in ldap; Good !!!
But another test: ask a new password.
So I've tested it, I received an email and when I change password, I've this error:
"warning: ldap_modify() [function.ldap-modify]: Modify: Strong(er) authentication required in /var/www/drupal/modules/ldap_integration/ldap_integration/LDAPInterface.php on line 219."
What is the problem please ?
Thank you again for your very good work !!
Matt
Comments
Comment #1
kreaper commentedIt is the ldap server that is crying. Ensure that you are using a binddn and bindpw in the ldapdata module. Your ldap server may also require TLS support ... please check that.
Comment #2
scafmac commentedThis is confirmed for 4.7, but not head yet...
You can use the Request new password functionality if:
So do you have a dn, with the appropriate permissions, set in the ldapdata.module settings page?
Comment #3
Binerf-1 commentedSorry TLS for my ldap server.
I added an admin DN to edit and modify ldap users entries but it's not OK.
No error message left but password isn't changed in ldap and in drupal db.
Comment #4
kreaper commentedThere is a bug right now that scafmac found with ldapdata $ldap->connect piece that could be playing into your issue as well.
However, I don't quite understand your comment
Are you running TLS ?
Comment #5
Bèr Kessels commentedI am having a similar issue, subscribing. I also changed the title to a more descriptive one.
Comment #6
kreaper commentedheads up
tomorrow I will be making more changes to the HEAD to resolve a hefty bug with the global $ldap object. hopefully that should take care of these issues.
Comment #7
kreaper commentedComment #8
Binerf-1 commentedI'm sorry but I don't understand where to indicate binddn and bindpassword in Drupal configuration...
Comment #9
kreaper commentedIts in the Advanced configuration .
Comment #10
Binerf-1 commentedOK but for indicate password, where is it please ?
Comment #11
kreaper commentedNote: this password is different from the BINDDN and BINDPW for other ldapXXX modules.
kreaper
Comment #12
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