I have installed LDAP and would like to know the settings needed to allow users registered on drupal.org to log in to my site.

If the documentation included in the module could have instructions on how to authenticate using LDAP on drupal.org (if there is any), it would be a quick way to test if the current webhost supports LDAP (having the right settings for authenticating using Drupal.org would rule out misconfiguartion on the admins part.)

I would paste the settings I used but unfortunately I need to remove the files for LDAP because the following error appears after I enable LDAP and log in with a local username:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function ldap_connect() in /home/sjbayer/public_html/idrupal/sites/all/modules/ldap_integration/ldap_integration/LDAPInterface.php on line 108

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I think that in order to do this, we'd need a module to make a Drupal site drive an LDAP server, so this probably won't work. This actually sounds more like the drupal module, which is documented at http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/drupal in the Handbooks section.

I think you have an interesting idea, testing the LDAP module against a known good server configuration so you don't have to troubleshoot both pieces at once.

I'm also intrigued about the idea of making a Drupal site become an LDAP server, though that would be beyond what a module could do, because it would need a piece to provide the actual LDAP listener, support TLS and/or SSL, and so on.

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scafmac commented

SteveJB,

Are you suggesting that, as micah indicated, you want folks logging in with a drupal.org account to have an ldap record created? Or are just wanting both your ldap users and drupal.org users to be able to login?

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bovine commented

The "Fatal error: Call to undefined function ldap_connect()" is caused by not having LDAP support compiled into your version of PHP. If you built your PHP from source, consider using ./configure --with-ldap

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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Drupal 5 has reached end of life, so I am closing all D5 issues in my list. If you think this issue still applies with Version 6.x or later, please reopen this issue with correct version tag.