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@ -61,17 +61,17 @@ $extldap_config = array( |
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//ldap host |
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'host' => array('1.2.3.4', '2.3.4.5', '3.4.5.6'), |
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// filter |
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'filter' => '', // no () arround the string |
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//'port' => , default on 389 |
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'filter' => '', // no () around the string |
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//'port' => , default on 389 for LDAP, 636 for LDAPS |
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'port' => 389, |
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//protocl version (2 or 3) |
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//protocol version (2 or 3) |
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'protocol_version' => 3, |
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// set this to 0 to connect to AD server |
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'referrals' => 0, |
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//String used to search the user in ldap. %username will ber replaced by the username. |
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//See extldap_get_user_search_string() function below |
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// For Active Directory: 'user_search' => 'sAMAccountName=%username%', // no () arround the string |
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// For OpenLDAP: 'user_search' => 'uid=%username%', // no () arround the string |
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// For Active Directory: 'user_search' => 'sAMAccountName=%username%', // no () around the string |
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// For OpenLDAP: 'user_search' => 'uid=%username%', // no () around the string |
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'user_search' => 'uid=%username%', |
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//encoding used in ldap (most common are UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1 |
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'encoding' => 'UTF-8', |
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