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feature requests - MHALL1 - 03-14-2018

I’m keen to get some traction behind this and have been toying in my head with what AD integration may look like.

My view would be that maybe as an admin setting, US can be set to primarily use AD authentication (unless your login screen has a US login / AD login different tabbed forms) where if successful and common item (username/email) matches an existing user record, log them in and then follow US group permissions/session as normal. If authentication successful but no unique user item is matched (so no user exists in US but does in AD), create one/register with a basic login permission to account pages etc but nothing more until that account is then added to required groups by a US admin – giving benefit of AD for auth and US for page permissions.

Not sure how practical this is or where to start technically. Would be interested to hear how others might approach this.


feature requests - MHALL1 - 03-17-2018

Just came across an LDAP test server we could use: https://www.forumsys.com/tutorials/integration-how-to/ldap/online-ldap-test-server/

The more I think about the above, all it would need to do is log the user in rather than creating an account. I've been working through the code this morning trying to figure out where upon successful LDAP auth I can make that equal / create a session for an existing US user.

Help Big Grin

feature requests - Brandin - 03-17-2018

Thanks for this Matt-I hope to look into it further soon.

feature requests - MHALL1 - 03-21-2018

Thanks Brandin, I look forward to it Smile

feature requests - MHALL1 - 04-26-2018

Reading the change log for 4.3.21 looks really positive, especially when I see words like session Big Grin.
My understanding of how users sessions work for US is limited but if there is anything I can do to help here please let me know.

feature requests - Brandin - 04-26-2018

Thanks Matt, glad to hear you're excited for the new version!