We have a client using LDAP and Drupal 6 as their intranet. Their server is a Linux environment and apparently this module so far only supports Windows or mod_auth_sspi which does not exist for Linux servers (this is an info I got from the clients IT department).

How hard will it be to build in support for Linux servers or mod_auth_kerb or auth_ntlm_winbind? We are willing to fund the development for this, tell us a number ;)

Thanks,
Anja

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#2 ldap_sso_EKM_kerberos_20111217.patch1.01 KBEKM

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EKM commented

The company I work while probably be interested in doing that. I'll have a chat to my manager today.

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EKM commented
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new ldap_sso_EKM_kerberos_20111217.patch1.01 KB

Attached is a patch to add basic mod_auth_kerb support. It currently does not handle using different ldap servers for different realms.

Cheers,
~Edward

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hotspoons commented
Status: Active » Fixed

EKM,

Sorry, I have not had the opportunity to check up on my projects on Drupal for a while. I added your patch with attribution to a 6.x-1.1 release. It hasn't shown up on the project page, but it is in GIT. Thanks for the patch! I'll roll one against the LDAP module for Drupal 7 since this module was absorbed into the core LDAP module for the 7.x release. Thanks again!

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hotspoons commented

I rolled this against the development version of the LDAP (Drupal 7 version) module, so you can look for it here: http://drupal.org/node/1450932

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.