I tried to use Feeds Tamper and Rules modules but was not successfull.
Give me a direction please! If it might be a hook let me know the name of it. I'm beginner in php and Drupal but i'm really software developer and i'll try to use hooks.
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| #5 | ldap data to User Fields.png | 106.72 KB | nmillin |
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Comment #1
trumanru commentedSorry for my importunity.
If one of these methods really works please let me know and I'll continue my tries.
Comment #2
trumanru commentedContinue conversation with myself. :-)
1. Is there anybody who uses Rules or Feeds Tamper modules to modify some fields imported by LDAP Feeds?
2. If you don't use these modules which methods do you use to modify fields during LDAP Feeds import?
Comment #3
nmillin commentedHi bigMuzzy. I use Feeds Tamper to modify fields imported by LDAP Feeds. I am using the latest Dev for Feeds Tamper (2013-Mar-23) because I can't view the Tamper link for some reason (using Rubik as an admin theme may be my issue).
Do you have any questions specifically that I can hopefully answer?
-Nate
Comment #4
trumanru commentedHi Nate! Thanks for your answer.
If you help me I would try to make it works at my site.
The first question is:
which fetcher do you use - "Drupal User LDAP Entry Fetcher" or "LDAP Query Fetcher"?
(link: admin/structure/feeds/*your importer name*/fetcher)
After you answer I gonna try to make same fetcher works with Feeds Tamper and write down here about any result. I did it before with LDAP Query Fetcher two times but these attempts were unsuccessfull.
-Ivan
Comment #5
nmillin commentedI use the Drupal User LDAP Entry Fetcher.
I've attached a screenshot of admin/structure/feeds/ldap_data_to_user_fields/fetcher (I use the Rubik admin theme).
I followed the instructions at http://drupal.org/node/1300812 to create my LDAP feed. Let me know if I can help with something else.
Comment #6
trumanru commentednmilin,
Thank you for the answer and sorry for my silence.
I left the company where I had the task with LDAP module and now I have no any platform for test your suggestions.
Comment #7
johnbarclay commentedComment #9
trumanru commentedExcuse me again.
I've used "Drupal User LDAP Entry Fetcher".
But after import only existing Drupal LDAP users updated, which were created during their SSO login. The result is independent of "Only return ldap authenticated users" setting.
Is it correct behaviour and I should use only "LDAP Query Fetcher" to import new users from LDAP who hadn't logged in the site via SSO?
Comment #10
larowlanno update for > 12 months - closing