Hi,
I'm trying since a full week now to make LDAP Groups works for Apple Mac OS X Server (TIger - 10.4.9) but I really cannot make it work at all.
I checked the third checkbox into the module administration page and put "cn=Groups,dc=ServerName,dc=DomaineName,dc=fr" into "Nodes containing groups:", put "memberUid" into "Attribute holding group members:".
I never get Groups' name when I log with a user name availlable into the LDAP Directory. I succesfully get the user and auth is OK but groups never create any roles.
I suppose if a user is a member of several groups I should get all those groups and have several roles created ?
Also I'm a little bit confused, Apple Workgroup Manager, used to create users on the server, allow several login name for each users. I always create several ones for each users but how can I get those users correctly mapped to one user when login into Drupal ? I get one new user each time I log into Drupal instead of having them mapped to the right user ?
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Comment #1
kreaper commentedJean-luc
In your OpenDirectory, can you describe the group setup ? Also, what do you see in the admin error log ?
Comment #2
kreaper commentedComment #3
jean-luc_rosier commentedSorry for the delay, was not here...
It's an Open Directory Master.
When I log with, let's say, my Mac OS X Server's admin login I don't see any errors in the LDAP error log (In ServerAdmin), but sometimes I have this kind of errors :
May 14 01:09:04 MyServerName slapd[76]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (mail) index_param failed (18)\n
May 14 01:09:04 MyServerName slapd[76]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (mail) index_param failed (18)\n
May 14 01:09:05 MyServerName slapd[76]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (mail) index_param failed (18)\n
May 14 01:09:05 MyServerName slapd[76]: <= bdb_substring_candidates: (mail) index_param failed (18)\n
Comment #4
johnbarclay commentedClosing 5.x issues to clean out issue queue.