Anyone tried LDAP authentication against OS X Open Directory ?

[Benjamin Ruoff]

Has anyone successfully tried to do that?

I simply can't get it to work. 

My current configuration looks like this.

  ldap:

    enabled: true

    host: 'myhost'

    base: 'dc=subdomain,dc=domain,dc=tld'

    port: 636

    uid:  'uid'

    method: 'plain'

    bind_dn: 'cn=users,dc=subdomain,dc=domain,dc=tld'

    password: ''

When I try to login I always get the message that it couldn't bind.

Anyone has a clue whats wrong ?  

[Benjamin Ruoff]

Got it.

On OS X the port is 389 not 636, as stated in the sample config.

[David Drouin-Prince]

389 is the default port for Windows Active Directory too. I think 636 is the default secure connection port using SSL (I think). 

[Benjamin Ruoff]

Uuuh and here we go again.

After updating from Snow Lion to Mavericks and installing the new OS X Server, LDAP Login isn't working anymore.

Anyone else having this Problem? I searched for hours now on Google, but I had no luck finding a solution.

 

Am Montag, 29. Juli 2013 15:20:56 UTC+2 schrieb Benjamin Ruoff:

[David]

Which GitLab version? Is it 6.5? If so, something has changed since last version concerning authentication in general. Please take a look at this issue: https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/issues/6119. It might be your problem. 

Dave

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[Benjamin Ruoff]

Hi Dave,

no its 6.1.0 b595503. But I take a look at your link.

Ben

[David]

What is the configuration in your gitlab.yml file? Same as the first post? If so, instead of using the DNS name of your domain for the "host" entry, try using the IP address of the server. 

Dave

On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 10:38 AM, Benjamin Ruoff <benjami...@meetnow.eu> wrote:

Hi Dave,

no its 6.1.0 b595503. But I take a look at your link.

Ben

Am 13.02.2014 um 16:26 schrieb David <dda...@gmail.com>:

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[Benjamin Ruoff]

Already tried the IP Adress instead of the DNS name but nothing changed. I'm still getting "Invalid Credentials". I also tried different users, in case I forgot my password ;) 

[Benjamin Ruoff]

Well but I really think it is more a problem of OS X Server instead of GitLab anyways.

[David]

Check the production.log file. Maybe you'll see why you can't login. Please insure that your user does have an email address already setted into the LDAP server. If you think this is a problem with OS X, maybe you got yourself the answer! ;)