schakko
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Even if we do like Docker and your solution, I am closing this thread as the problem is not directly related to NADI 😉
The attributes are stored in the wp_user_meta table, so you can access the fields by the normal WordPress API.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] How to turn it on.NADI does not create any additional database tables but uses the default wordpress tables. In addition to that, during activation there are no further files created. The only file which is created on the fly, is the log file – after you have manually enabled it.
NADI uses the default WordPress database tables, no fancy stuff there.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Multiple AD Domains To Import FromNo, this is not possible. You can have a WordPress Multisite installation and each of the sites can have its own AD. But you can not have one site with multiple AD domains.
Hey there. NADI uses the same underlying library as ADI. It could be that your LDAP module does not support SSL/TLS, the CA certificate is not valid etc.
Please take a look into your Apache’s error.log and the Windows authentication log to identify any other issues.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Login with email address not workingYou are only able to log in by using your sAMAccountName or userPrincipalName. Login with e-mail is not supported.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Apostrophe in usernameEven if the apostrophe is not in the list of disallowed characters, the best practice is to not use them. We did not have tested sAMAccountNames or userPrincipalNames with an apostroph in it.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Mixed base dnYou can only define one base DN, not multiple.
Nevertheless you can either a) use the upper most tree level (like DC=domain,DC=tld) or b) use Global Catalog. The Global Catalog should retrieve all entries.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] Network/Multisite WordPress@bchalker Please click on the “Network” tab and click on the HTTP/JSON response. There is an invalid JSON response which led to not being able to parse the response.
1. If you use ADI 1.x: sorry, this is deprecated and we won’t support it further.
2. If you don’t have stored the passwords inside the WordPress database, you won’t be able to migrate them. ADI delegates the password authentication to the AD and does not store the passwords locally if you don’t have it explicitly enabled.This is neither a problem of Apache nor NADI but using the wrong authentication method. What you are doing is not SSO but pre-authentication with Apache’s mod_auth_ldap module. Either you use Kerberos or NTLM to get rid of the recurring popup.
If a popup is shown your SSO seems not to be properly configured. Please check your SSO configuration.
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In reply to: [Next Active Directory Integration] base_dnAt least your base DN seems to be wrong: it must be OU=R-SE,DC=domain,DC=sk and not DC=domain,DC=sk,OU=R-SE.
1. Without further configuration (https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/Networking/Single_Sign_On/index.html) you can not use SSO. Please follow the given procedures to enable Kerberos if not already done.
2. Please check for any errors during AD verification. You can’t provide the NetBIOS name by yourself as it is automatically detected by NADI.