[Auth_ldap] validating against several ldap servers
Jeremy Childs
jeremyc at ssimicro.com
Thu Dec 29 08:25:02 PST 2005
It might also be possible to set a custom error page in apache that,
upon failure against the first domain, will redirect to a different
location which will try against the second domain.
There might be a couple of wrinkles to work out (keeping the browser
from asking for credentials twice for example). It's worth a little
research, methinks.
Shawn wrote:
>What I've had to do is create an entirely new AuthLDAP module patch
>(such as XtraLDAP) which has separate directives and apache hooks.
>
>I essentially re-did some work that a co-worker did here at for internal
>use here, so it wasn't my idea.
>
>If you really want to take on such a thing I may have a patch to dig up.
>
>On Fri, 2005-12-02 at 15:55 +0100, daniel parkes wrote:
>
>
>>Hy people i have a question!,
>>
>>what i have right now is:
>>
>>internet----------------------apache-reverse-proxy----------SPS
>>servers
>> |
>> |
>> AD free domain
>>
>>
>>the proxy has authtype basic and looks for the user with ldap in and
>>windows AD domain, what i need now is that the reverse proxy can
>>validate users from several domains not only 1 as it does now, does
>>anybody now how you can make the auth_ldap mod connect to several AD
>>servers to validate a user?
>>
>>
>>So i could have something like:
>>
>>
>> AD second domain
>> |
>> |
>>internet----------------------apache-reverse-proxy----------SPS
>>servers
>> | |
>> | |
>> AD free domain |
>> AD third
>>domain
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>the reverse proxy has this proxy configuration:
>>
>>AuthAuthoritative Off
>>
>>AuthName "Staff only"
>>
>>AuthType Basic
>>
>>LDAP_Debug On
>>
>>LDAP_Server 172.
>>
>>LDAP_Port 389
>>
>>Base_DN ""
>>
>>Bind_DN ""
>>
>>Bind_Pass ""
>>
>>UID_Attr cn
>>
>>require valid-user
>>
>></Proxy>
>>
>>
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