After long fight i found out that to connect to windows active directory you have to use user@domain instead of normal "cn=user, ou=blabla".
In other LDAP applications this works, but i cant get it to work with this module.
When i put the line in advanced configuration and try to log in, login fails and error log says:
LDAP Bind failure for user Administrator@mydomain.com. Error 34: Invalid DN syntax
Is there a way to fix this? Currently it seems to be impossible to get the login to AD to work.
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miglius commentedLDAP authenticate configuration UI now has a "PHP to transform login name: " field where custom login name transformations can be made.