After much debugging, it turns out the LDAP bind account I was given didn't
have the ability to read fields other than the uid. I was provided with
another account and the full query filter is now working as intended. Now
I'm just down to fine-tuning my filter for the appropriate departments a
Ah ok, I see I only have to restart sage itself for the changes to take
place... So I've been testing various options, and so far everything seems
to prevent a valid login. Perhaps you can help with this?
Initially in auth.py, I was trying to modify lines 94-95 like this:
query = filte
I have to restart the webserver to test each change? That's rather awkward
since I don't have direct control of apache on this system. I've been
using "python -m py_compile auth.py" to generate the new .pyc file, isn't
there some way to force the system to read the new file without a full
res
Thanks for forwarding my message to the proper group, I'll continue from here.
Regarding your reply, this doesn't really answer the question of where I should
be looking in the code to make the change correctly. And if this is in fact
the right bit of code where users are looked up in LDAP, why
We have Sage 6.7 installed and are successfully using LDAP authentication
for logins, however we would like to restrict access to a specific
department. In our case the filter would be 'department=Math', so the
login query would need to be something like
(&(uid=username)(department=Math))
I'v
