On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 7:37 AM, user01 <[email protected]> wrote:
<snip>
> which (as i do understand) uses a registered datamodel. OTOH the manpages
> for
> other authentication Methods such as
> "Catalyst::Authentication::Store::LDAP"
> are using a configuration splitting things up into credetial-verification
> and storage-config if i am getting this right. There is nowhere an remark
> about having this datastore somehow registered as model. FE:
>
> __PACKAGE__->config(
> 'authentication' => {
> default_realm => "ldap",
> realms => {
> ldap => {
> credential => {
> class => "Password",
> etc etc ...
> },
> store => {
> class => "LDAP",
> binddn => "a=DN, b=to, c=bind, d=with",
> bindpw => "supersecret!",
> etc etc ...
> }}}});
>
> But using this in MyApp just gives me the error "Could not find
> authentication realm 'default'". Of course i tried renaming the realm to
> "default" :)
>
</snip>
I've used this configuration successfully in a couple of apps.
<Plugin::Authentication>
<default>
<credential>
class NoPassword
</credential>
<store>
class LDAP
ldap_server ldaps://ldap.domain:636
binddn uid=user,ou=group,dc=domain
bindpw password
user_basedn ou=people,dc=domain
user_field uid
user_filter (uid=%s)
user_scope one
</store>
</default>
</Plugin::Authentication>
Hope that helps.
--
Robert Wohlfarth
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