<?php
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* All rights reserved.
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* to the GNU General Public License, and as distributed it includes or
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* 
* $Id: config-ldap.php 5188 2008-06-27 19:39:58Z lemeur $
*/


/*********** LDAP Parameters and Functions ***********************
*
*  - First define your ldap servers and remember the serverId
*  - Then define your ldap_query and 'attach' it to the serverId
******************************************************************/

/*********************************************/
/* LDAP servers                              */
/*********************************************/

$serverId=0;
// Define the server DNS name or IP Address
// If encryption is enabled, make sure the name given here
// corresponds to the certificate's identity
$ldap_server[$serverId]['server'] = "ldap.mycompany.org";

// Define the TCP port on which the LDAP server is listenning
// This should be 389 for standard LDAP servers
// or 636 for standard LDAPS connections
$ldap_server[$serverId]['port'] = "636"; 

// Define the ldap protocol to use
// 'ldapv2' and 'ldapv3' are supported
$ldap_server[$serverId]['protoversion'] = "ldapv2";

// Define the encryption method to use
// 'ldaps' is supported for 'ldapv2' servers
// 'start-tls' is supproted for 'ldapv3' servers
// 'none' is supproted for no encryption at all
// Don't forget to setup your CA's certificate in
// the openldap ldap.conf file
$ldap_server[$serverId]['encrypt'] = "ldaps";

// Define the referral option
// 'false' is recommended for ActiveDirectory servers
$ldap_server[$serverId]['referrals'] = false;

// Define the encoding used by the Ldap directory
// You may omit this parameter (let it commented out)
// as the default value, 'utf-8', should work for most installations.
// However, Active Directory in West Europe may use 'cp850'.
// $ldap_server[$serverId]['encoding'] = 'utf-8';

// Define the authentication used to bind to the directory
// We currently support simple authentication
// If anonymous bind must be performed, comment the following two lines
// Note that Active Directory (AD) usually requires authentication before 
// you are authorized to read its content. Remeber as well that user's DN 
// in AD are in the form of CN=username,CN=Users,DC=WindowsDomainName,DC=mycompany,DC=org
// 
$ldap_server[$serverId]['binddn']	=	"uid=mybinduser,dc=mycompany,dc=org";
$ldap_server[$serverId]['bindpw']	=	"AsecretPassword";

/********* Copy for more definitions *****
$serverId++;
$ldap_server[$serverId]['server'] = "ldap.mycompany.org";
$ldap_server[$serverId]['port'] = "389"; 
$ldap_server[$serverId]['protoversion'] = "ldapv3";
$ldap_server[$serverId]['encrypt'] = "start-tls";
$ldap_server[$serverId]['referrals'] = false;
$ldap_server[$serverId]['binddn']	=	"uid=mybinduser,dc=mycompany,dc=org";
$ldap_server[$serverId]['bindpw']	=	"AsecretPassword";
*****************************************/

/**********************************************************************/
/* Predefined Queries for Token Imports                               */
/*                                                                    */
/* This sample query definition is just an fake template: do not      */
/* expect it to do something intelligent on your directory            */ 
/* Instead have a look at the online documentation:                   */
/* - Section Installation, paragraph LDAP_Settings                     */
/* And for Active Directory tips:                                     */
/* - Section Installation FAQ, paragraph                               */
/*   How_do_I_configure_LDAP_settings_to_work_with_Active_Directory_  */
/**********************************************************************/

$query_id=0;

// First define the serverId on which you want to run the query
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['ldapServerId'] = 0;

// Give a name that will appear on the user interface
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['name'] = 'Staff with an enabled account';

// Define the ldap base used for user searches
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userbase'] = 'ou=staff,dc=mycompany,dc=org';

// Define the user filter to apply
// Must begin with '(' and end with ')'
// Note that for AD, checking the 'active' status of a user is done with the following filter: 
// "(&(objectCategory=Person)(objectClass=user)(!(userAccountControl=514)))"
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userfilter'] = '(&(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)(my-fake-accountstatus-attribute=enabled))';

// Define how deep under the userbase you want to search
// 'sub' means: search on the entire subtree
// 'one' means: only search 1 level under the userbase
// 'base' means: only search the userbase DN entry
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userscope'] = 'sub';

// Define the user's attribute that provides the firstname
// do not use capital letters in the attribute name 
// for instance use 'givenname' and not 'givenName'
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['firstname_attr'] = 'givenname';

// Give the user's attribute that provides the lastname
// do not use capital letters in the attribute name 
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['lastname_attr'] = 'sn';

// Give the user's attribute that provides the email address
// do not use capital letters in the attribute name 
// If multivalued, only the first entry is read
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['email_attr'] = 'mail';


// Optionnally give the user's attributes that provides the
// token, language, attr1 and attr2 piece of information
// do not use capital letters in the attribute name 
// if unused, leave empty or comment the lines
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['token_attr'] = ''; // Leave empty for Auto Token generation bu phpsv
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['language'] = '';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr1'] = '';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr2'] = '';

/********** Other queries examples ********************/

// This query is an example of a group search in which group members are DNs
// The query runs in two steps:
//   1- Look for user candidates matching the group filter part
//   2- Then, Apply a user filter to user candidates found in step 1
$query_id++;
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['ldapServerId'] = 0;
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['name'] = 'Administrator group';
// Define a group filter (base, filter, scope)
// Note that in AD, user groups are defined in the foloowing base:
// CN=Users,DC=WindowsDomainName,DC=mycompany,DC=org
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupbase'] = 'ou=groups,dc=mycompany,dc=org';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupfilter'] = '(&(objectClass=groupOfNames)(cn=AdministratorGroup))';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupscope'] = 'sub';
// Define which group's attribute is used to get users' Ids
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupmemberattr'] = 'member';
// Define if the groupmemberattr contains users's DNs or NOT
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupmemberisdn'] = true;

// Optionnally you can complete the group query with an additionnal
// user filter that will be applied to the user's found by the group search
// Comment the userbase, userfilter, and userscope lines 
// if you don't use this extra filter.
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userbase'] = 'ou=users,dc=mycompany,dc=org';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userfilter'] = '(my-fake-accountstatus-attribute=enabled)';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userscope'] = 'sub';

$ldap_queries[$query_id]['firstname_attr'] = 'givenname';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['lastname_attr'] = 'sn';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['email_attr'] = 'mail';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['token_attr'] = ''; // Leave empty for Auto Token generation bu phpsv
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['language'] = ''; 
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr1'] = ''; 
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr2'] = ''; 


// This query is an example of a group search in which group members are UIDs
// an additionnal user filter is applied to a already found users
$query_id++;
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['ldapServerId'] = 0;
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['name'] = 'Admins via POSIXGroups';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupbase'] = 'ou=group,dc=mycompany,dc=org';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupfilter'] = '(&(cn=admins)(objectclass=posixgroup))';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupscope'] = 'sub';
// Define which attribute within the group entry contains users' IDs
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupmemberattr'] = 'memberuid';
// Declare that groupmemberattr contains users' IDs and not DNs
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['groupmemberisdn'] = FALSE;
// Give the name of the attribute in the user entry that matches the
// 'groupmemberattr' value
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['useridattr'] = 'uid';
// Give the base DN used to search the users based on the users' IDs
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userbase'] = 'ou=people,dc=mycompany,dc=org';
// Optionnally give an additionnal filter to filter users
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userfilter'] = '(objectclass=*)';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['userscope'] = 'sub';

$ldap_queries[$query_id]['firstname_attr'] = 'givenname';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['lastname_attr'] = 'sn';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['email_attr'] = 'mail';
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['token_attr'] = ''; // Leave empty for Auto Token generation bu phpsv
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['language'] = ''; 
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr1'] = ''; 
$ldap_queries[$query_id]['attr2'] = '';

/********
$query_id++;
//Copy previous definition lines
********/


//DO NOT CHANGE BELOW HERE --------------------

require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/ldap-functions.php');
?>
