well, I know that a module for this already exists (ldap_lookup) but that one doesn't provide groups, and the ability to change data and such

I would like to use NTLM for authentication and use LDAP (active directory) to get user details
Youir module works perfect with my network/intranet but I would need ntlm (well, not I but my users)

Would this be possible? This could be a checkbox or something.

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kreaper’s picture

kreaper commented
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I will look into this.

cybertron1’s picture

cybertron1 commented

that sounds great!

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cybertron1 commented

well, been trying to do this on my own, but I have failed...

I have successfully implemented the checkbox, (that was easy) and the way I think it should be like this:

When checked, it should call a new function that does something like this: 

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_USER'] && $_SERVER['AUTH_USER'] && $_SERVER['LOGON_USER']) {

			$name = preg_replace("/^.+\\\\/", "", $_SERVER["AUTH_USER"]);
			/* check the $name against ldap -> name if found, logme in else don't */

seems easy, but I can't get it to work

cybertron1’s picture

cybertron1 commented

missaed this: when the checkbox is checked it should skip the usual logon stuff and just use the thing above

jamesjoyner’s picture

jamesjoyner commented

has there been any effort put forth on an NTLM feature for this module... I too could really use a way to allow the members of the company to have the intranet website load up automatically with them logged in based on their windows login. We have our intranet website load at startup through out the company, and for users to be able to use it, they then have to log in. It would be a nice feature to have it already logged in, because they just logged into windows. Thanks. Great module! The groups feature basically makes everything our website does possible. Keep up the good work.

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johnbarclay commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Closing 5.x issues to clean out issue queue.