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I can't tell from the "complex" code what search strings should return success or what bind user should work, and for that matter am a little confused as to where it is getting/storing its data. Can someone update the documentation with this?
Thanks!
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I am implementing a ldap connector for cidaas. I am implementing a ldap connector for cidaas. This allows software solutions that still authenticate their users based on LDAP to use a modern IAM via this connector.
This ldap service is very suitable for this. Thank you @vjeantet
You have to proceed as follows for the implementation:
for an administrative bind (client authentication), implement a corresponding check against the BackEnd (in my case cidaas) in the bind function accordingly. This service does not want to mandate a database.
I then manage the client session in the connector so that I can manage the different client connections.
Then I offer the user bind (user authentication), whereby the previously authenticated client checks the user credentials.
Finally, I implement a search, because the user should actually be searched for first and then authentication should be performed with the DN.
I'm stuck at step 4 because I can't handle the filter(). With log.Printf("Request Filter=%s", r.Filter()) I see the correct filter, but I can't reach the content somehow. If I use the string func, then I have to parse everything myself. Isn't there something better? ;) @vjeantet, may be you can enlighten me. Thank you very much.
Hi,
I can't tell from the "complex" code what search strings should return success or what bind user should work, and for that matter am a little confused as to where it is getting/storing its data. Can someone update the documentation with this?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: