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This is (at most) a documentation suggestion, or could just live here to achieve much the same. I'm happy to see the issue closed without comment if you want.
Here's an example LDAP configuration talking to Active Directory, using Dynamic Groups mapped to Nexus roles:
You should more than likely change the ldap_search_base, ldap_auth_username (and password) to suit your setup. You may want an ldap_user_filter, but if you don't, users without mapped roles will have the same permissions as anonymous users.
The above setup also assumes the search base is "below" the users and groups (ie. your users and groups are in hierarchical layers on top of the search base. This is probably true for most setups, but you can try setting the subtree settings to false if you think otherwise.
If it matters, the actual AD I'm using here is a Simple AD in AWS, and has had almost no configuration applied, except to add some "folders" and users/groups etc.
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I'm getting back to maintenance after a long pause for 2 main reason: 1) I was quite busy on other while the role was running like a charm on my side (deploying several times a month) and I had no special need for enhancements 2) the CI was down making reviewing PRs quite a pain (this has been fixed). Sorry for not getting in touch sooner.
I've added a link to this issue in README at the bottom of the ldap section. Cheers.
This is (at most) a documentation suggestion, or could just live here to achieve much the same. I'm happy to see the issue closed without comment if you want.
Here's an example LDAP configuration talking to Active Directory, using Dynamic Groups mapped to Nexus roles:
You should more than likely change the
ldap_search_base
,ldap_auth_username
(and password) to suit your setup. You may want anldap_user_filter
, but if you don't, users without mapped roles will have the same permissions as anonymous users.The above setup also assumes the search base is "below" the users and groups (ie. your users and groups are in hierarchical layers on top of the search base. This is probably true for most setups, but you can try setting the
subtree
settings tofalse
if you think otherwise.If it matters, the actual AD I'm using here is a Simple AD in AWS, and has had almost no configuration applied, except to add some "folders" and users/groups etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: