Hey guys, new user to Drupal here. We're trying to implement OpenPublic's distribution of Drupal (7.9) and LDAP integration is required if we're going to be using it - so any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
After installing the module, it shows up on the module page, and I click on the "LDAP Server" module to enable it, click 'Save configuration' and it brings me back to the module page with no errors, and the LDAP Server module unchecked again. This also happens with the latest dev release.
Other notes:
- Trying to enable a module that requires LDAP Server, does prompt me with a confirmation that LDAP Server needs to be enabled as well, but it still doesn't enable it.
- LDAP queries and views, enable without issue.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | Acquia Admin | 50.29 KB | johnsweber |
| #6 | OpenPulic Module List | 98.83 KB | johnsweber |
| #6 | OpenPublic Admin | 45.05 KB | johnsweber |
Comments
Comment #1
earwax commentedYou are using another variant of Drupal (What the heck is OpenPublic?) so I don't know if this is your version of Drupal's problem. You should use the real Drupal to get the best support.
Do you have all the dependencies checked BEFORE you select LDAP server? Are those dependency modules up to date? Are you remembering to refresh and clear your cache (I don't think module page is affected by this, but just try)?
Otherwise, my LDAP module is working perfectly and I am using the OFFICIAL Drupal 7.10.
Comment #2
johnsweber commentedOpenPublic is a distribution of Drupal that focuses on Government standards and regularly used modules.
http://openpublicapp.com/
I ended up deciding to only use it as a "Demo" to the decision makers to show what Drupal is capable of, and if we do choose to go with Drupal as our CMS, we'll start with the Acquia distribution (Drupal 7.9) and I can confirm the LDAP plugin works on that.
So unless there is any interest in making it compatible for the OpenPublic distribution, we can close this ticket.
Thanks guys,
John Weber
www.louisvilleky.gov
Comment #3
johnbarclay commentedI believe we want LDAP to work with this distribution. Its not a high priority for me, and certainly won't be until a release candidate for D7 of ldap is out. But we should document the issue and perhaps someone else will fix it.
Verifying that you can run the simpletests on both the acquia and open public is a start. Can you do that?
Also let us know if you are able to enable the server with the acquia distribution. That will help.
Comment #4
johnsweber commentedWhen I installed the LDAP Module on Acquia, I got errors to enable the ldap extention dll in PHP and that fixed the problem. I can go in, run the simple test, and setup LDAP servers fine. So Acquia is good.
I just went back into the OpenPublic distribution and the SimpleTest and Servers now check on and stay on (maybe because the extension is enabled now) but it doesn't not allow me to configure the servers. I have disabled OpenPublic's Administration theme, so I don't believe that is a problem.
On a similar note, the help files are listed in the Help section, but they do not load when clicked.
I believe both OpenPublic and Acquia use 7.9.
To Review.
Comment #5
johnbarclay commentedThanks, this is helpful. This is very likely a user interface issue or menu system problem.
On open public, are you able to go to the following pages and do they show up in the menu?
- admin/config/people/ldap/servers/list
- admin/config/people/ldap/help
- admin/config/people/ldap/servers/add
If you can see the last url, what happens when you save it? Does flushing the cache help at all?
Is there anything interesting at: admin/config/people/ldap/help/watchdog ?
Comment #6
johnsweber commentedI cleared the cache before testing, and all the links just go as far as the Administration / People section.
Comment #7
johnbarclay commentedA quick fix would be install admin_menu. But I will take a look at this when I get a chance.
Comment #8
johnsweber commentedI would say it's low priority unless other people need this. Acquia is probably the way we will go so we can have a support team to handle our issues if needed. But thank you for your interest in making this compatible for people who do use OpenPublic, it's quite a nice package (they should probably try to include LDAP in their default package, I'll recommend that to them.)
Thanks for your time and help!
Comment #9
johnbarclay commented