i would need assistance on how to configure LDAP in Drupal to connect to the Novell host. I have the parameters but i don't know how to use them. These are the steps i have made:
First i installed LDAP module for drupal
I enabled most of the LDAP
I went to server config but i'm lost.
Created the custom page.tpl i want to connect.
The Novell LDAP has an IP address and the web page is in another host. The only thing i want to do is that the Novell ask me the user and password when i access that page.tpl in drupal. Is it possible to achieve that? I would be grateful for your help. Thank you!!!
Connection with LDAP can be authorized and not authorized. If authorized, you must specify connection parameters user name and password to enter ldap.
I do not know Drupal and how to do it.
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I'm trying to authenticate vsftpd from LDAP(openldap) logins which hosted remotely another server.
i.e.: We have a LDAP server and new users are created on them. I'd like to know if it is possible to use the same ldap users credential to authenticate and log in into the FTP server as I am unable to do that.
TIA
I have a scenario slightly different, but probably can work in you case.
In my case, we have a Windows Domain and we use SSSD to authenticate in the domain. There is no need any change in vsftpd.
My guess is if you set up the sssd authenticating to your LDAP server, it will work.
There is a tutorial here for Ubuntu: https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/service-sssd-ldap
So I am working with drupal and all the users are also connected to ldap. I want to know whats the best way to implement a password expiration for users who have had a password for X amount of time. Is there a way to achieve this solely through ldap or must we have a module accomplish this task through drupal side?
Password expiration is easily enforced by the LDAP server. With OpenLDAP look at the ppolicy overlay. With OpenDJ just start up dsconfig and let the menus guide you. Apache Directory Server has it as well as Fedora/389. What's your LDAP server again?
You'll need drupal to analyze LDAP response messages when a password policy kicks in. I'm no drupal user myself, so I don't know how well this is supported.
I have succefully setup my ASP app to be drop the email to a maildrop box designated by the ISS. I can see the email in the folder which I have specified. This is what I have specified in my IIS management settings:
E-mail address: administrator#aspdotnet-suresh.com
Store e-mail in pickup directory: C:\temp\maildrop
Will this send an email to my account specified in the app? This is a password reset system and the email document inside the folder has the correct to and from address but I don't know how to install the actual SMTP server and not sure if the IIS Manager will make it happen by dropping it in this folder?
Sorry, I am new to this stuff
If you want the email delivered, you want to use an SMTP relay [of some sort]. Placing it in the maildrop assumes that there is some other protocol which is going to be used to retreive it from that maildrop (ie. POP3).
If you want to talk about how to configure IIS and SMTP, your question will probably get better results on www.serverfault.com.
Setup
JBoss using LdapExtLoginModule to auth to Microsoft ADAM (Lightweight Directory Server)
Drupal using ldap_integration module to auth to the same Microsoft ADAM above
Url within JBoss realm that requires user to auth (again) using HTTP Basic Auth
Use Case
User logs in to Drupal , auth'ed by ADAM. At this point Drupal only knows the username (password is stored in Microsoft ADAM/LDAP)
User accesses secured URL within JBoss realm, and browser prompts for username and password. At this point we'd avoid the login prompt but how ?
Is there a way to link JBoss and Drupal session?
Hacky solution:
Remember the password that user entered into the password textbox while logging in to Drupal and use this to authenticate later.
Is there any better solution, maybe by introducing another security layer or something else?
Your hacky solution certainly seems to be the easiest. Have you looked into CAS?
http://drupal.org/project/cas
http://www.jasig.org/cas
QUESTION: Authenticating Drupal Users Using Remote Call to Active Directory Single-Sign-On(SSO), How do I do it?
SPECS(DRUPAL_SYSTEM): Linux-CentOS-5.X, Apache-2.X, PHP-5.X, Drupal-6.X
CONTROL(DRUPAL_SYSTEM): 100% control of Drupal server making call to Authenticating server using Active Directory Single-Sign-On
SPECS(SSO_SYSTEM): Currently Unknown, but run by same company
CONTROL(SSO_SYSTEM): None Currently, but run by same company
LEVEL_OF_KNOWLEDGE: Basic for all systems listed, but able to trouble shoot tech subjects.
Thanks in Advance!!
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