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Last updated on
30 April 2025

This is a summary of use cases where LDAP data is used to create, remove, or synch Drupal data (users, profile fields, roles, organic groups, etc.) based on LDAP data.

The columns are the means of provisioning... the how and when the synching should take place. The rows are the data affected.

Table Definitions: Means of Provisioning

  • On User Logon. When a user authenticates to drupal
  • Admin Interface. By administrator on individual basis
  • Feeds. Automation or manually via Feeds Module
  • Batch. Automated via LDAP Modules to perform batch actions triggered by cron
  • API Functions and Hooks. Functions available to call from other modules or drush.

Table Definitions: Drupal Objects and Actions

  • Create Drupal Account
  • Associate Drupal Account with LDAP
  • Remove Drupal Account
  • Remove Drupal Association with Drupal account
  • Populate Profile Data
  • Populate User Fields
  • Create Drupal Roles
  • Remove Drupal Roles
  • Assign and Remove Drupal Roles to Users
  • Create Organic Groups
  • Remove Organic Groups
  • Assign and Remove Users from Organic Groups
  • Create and Populate Drupal Nodes and Entities
Task On User Logon Admin Interface Feeds Batch API Functions
Create Drupal Account Configured in LDAP Authentication Built into Drupal Use LDAP Feeds Not Available
Associate Drupal Account with LDAP Configured in LDAP Authentication Not Available Use LDAP Feeds Not Available
Remove Drupal Account Not Available Built into Drupal Not Available Not Available
Remove Drupal Association with Drupal account Configured in LDAP Authentication. Requires mixed mode authentication enabled. Not Available Not Available Not Available

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