Ignore username returned by resolve_username, use_lookup_dn_username configuration option added
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Allows to return the initially supplied username instead of what resolve_username returns. This allows to authentication in heterogeneous UNIX/AD environments.
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This PR adds a new configuration option
use_lookup_dn_username, defaulting to True, that if False lets one ignore the username generated fromresolve_username.This is helpful in mixed Linux/AD environments, where whatever
resolve_usernamereturns might be needed to build the DN for authentication, but where the initially supplied username might be what is actually supposed to be used on the machine running the hub.