magnus, looking at the search i noticed that you're looking for 'SAMAccountName=magnus'. if the attribute "SAMAccountName" contains the "username" that is used to log in you will have to do the following: - go to the LDAPSchema tab and add SAMAccountName to the list of defined attributes - go to the Configure tab and select SAMAccountName as the Login Attribute you can check the rest of the configuration by viewing the "Caches" tab, which should give you a list of available groups (if not you either have no groups defined or the group base DN setting is wrong) and then on the "Search" tab you should be able to search for SAMAccountName 'magnus" and find your record. if that fails then your users base DN setting might be wrong. jens On Monday, October 15, 2001, at 01:56 , Magnus Heino (Rivermen) wrote:

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like i said in a previous email, i have only tested the software against standards-compliant LDAP servers that i personally have access to. i don't have any access to active directory (i refuse to run windoze, anyway) so i cannot guarantee that the product will work with active directory.

This code/output works:

[magnus@bombardier magnus]$ cat ldaptest.py import ldap from pprint import pprint l=ldap.open('ignalina') l.simple_bind_s('CN=Magnus Heino,OU=Employees,OU=Rivernet Users, DC=rivernet,DC=rivermen,DC=se', 'passwd') res = l.search_s('OU=Employees,OU=Rivernet Users,DC=rivernet,DC=rivermen,DC=se', ldap.SCOPE_SUBTREE, 'sAMAccountName=magnus', ['sn', 'givenName', 'mail'])

pprint(res) [magnus@bombardier magnus]$ python ldaptest.py [('CN=Magnus Heino,OU=Employees,OU=Rivernet Users,DC=rivernet,DC=rivermen,DC=se', {'givenName': ['Magnus'], 'mail': ['magnus.heino@rivermen.se'], 'sn': ['Heino']})] [magnus@bombardier magnus]$

But I still can't figure out how to config LDAPLoginAdapter. Probably because I don't know LDAP enough.

Help, anyone?

Are there any good books on LDAP around?

/Magnus