Populating Drupal's E-mail Field Based on LDAP

Ooops. My fault, as usual. I forgot to update the line that does that job when I worked out the Drupal/LDAP mappings.

I'm having problems to access CVS at the moment, so I post here a solution for your problem. The change is in the function _ldap_integration_ldap_login(), towards the end of the file.

Changes should be posted as unified diffs for review.
Read drupal.org/patch for more

I was also having this issue and your code fix helped. Another issue I had was the mapping in conf.php. For AD users (not sure about other LDAP setups), it would be useful to change the default conf.php from:

$GLOBALS['ldap_drupal_mappings'] = array(
        // ldap_attribute => drupal field
        // 'cn' => 'name',
        'mailAddress' => 'mail',
        'userPassword' => 'pass',
        //'signature' => 'signature',
        //'timeZome' => 'timezone'

to

$GLOBALS['ldap_drupal_mappings'] = array(
        // ldap_attribute => drupal field
        // 'cn' => 'name',
        'mail' => 'mail',
        'userPassword' => 'pass',
        //'signature' => 'signature',
        //'timeZome' => 'timezone'

This would have definitely saved me some time.

There's an attribute mapping interface now, so this is not relevant anymore.

Thus, I PabloBM hereby declare this issue... Fixed

Hello

Using ldap_integration 4.6.0 (10/10/2005 and 07/04/2006), the mail column in the users table is not being populated when a user logs in for the first time. Through Drupal, viewing "my account" shows the correct field under "Email", but the database cell is empty.

To test, I deleted some users, turned on query logging for MySQL and watched for the INSERT statement when the user was created. The 'mail' field passed is empty.

I am using ActiveDirectory 2003 with the following settings for mail in conf.php

ldap_drupal_mappings: 'mail' => 'mail'
ldap_attributes: 'mail' => array('mailto', 'textfield', t('Email'), 64, 64, '')

Any thoughts? Thank you.

In ldap_integration.module, if I change:

      $mail = $ldap->retrieveAttribute($dn, LDAP_EMAIL_ATTRIBUTE);

to:

      $mail = $ldap->retrieveAttribute($dn, 'mail');

... then, the email field gets written to the 'users' table during the new user INSERT. I realize this is an ugly hack and would rather pull the data from $ldap_drupal_mappings. I do not see LDAP_EMAIL_ATTRIBUTE anywhere else in the code.

Am I missing something?

Thank you

After a long time in oblivion, I checked this bug and seems to be fixed.