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User DN in LDAP users subtree #447
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This needs feature rackslab/RFL#30 and the release of RFL v1.3.0. |
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Lookup user DN in the scope of user base subtree before authentication on LDAP directory by default. This has 2 main benefits: - Support LDAP directory layout with users distributed in multiple branches in the user base. - Support LDAP directory without the user name attribute in the user DN (eg. the full name). Note this new default behavior can be reverted to the previous behavior by setting lookup_user_dn=no in [ldap] section of the gateway configuration. fix #446 #447
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Lookup user DN in the scope of user base subtree before authentication on LDAP directory by default. This has 2 main benefits: - Support LDAP directory layout with users distributed in multiple branches in the user base. - Support LDAP directory without the user name attribute in the user DN (eg. the full name). Note this new default behavior can be reverted to the previous behavior by setting lookup_user_dn=no in [ldap] section of the gateway configuration. fix #446 #447
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Lookup user DN in the scope of user base subtree before authentication on LDAP directory by default. This has 2 main benefits: - Support LDAP directory layout with users distributed in multiple branches in the user base. - Support LDAP directory without the user name attribute in the user DN (eg. the full name). Note this new default behavior can be reverted to the previous behavior by setting lookup_user_dn=no in [ldap] section of the gateway configuration. fix #446 #447
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Lookup user DN in the scope of user base subtree before authentication on LDAP directory by default. This has 2 main benefits: - Support LDAP directory layout with users distributed in multiple branches in the user base. - Support LDAP directory without the user name attribute in the user DN (eg. the full name). Note this new default behavior can be reverted to the previous behavior by setting lookup_user_dn=no in [ldap] section of the gateway configuration. fix #446 #447
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For authentication, Slurm-web expects to find user object at the first level in the users branch. Some LDAP directories have a subtree in the users branch, user objects can be in a subbranch of the users branch. Slurm-web should actually search for the DN of the user in the full users subtree before trying to authenticate this user against this DN.
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