i have my quarantine authentication configured to use LDAP or Ticket, and setup an LDAP backend (without groups).
When I click on "Users of 'myldap'" in the Configuration/User Management, i can see all the users in a table
However, the users cannot login., and are simply given a popup that says
In the system logs I see:
Two observations:
How can I allow my users to login via LDAP (e.g. because they've already deleted the ticket-email)
When I click on "Users of 'myldap'" in the Configuration/User Management, i can see all the users in a table
| DN | Account | Primary Email |
|---|---|---|
| uid=foo,ou=people,o=Staff,o=iem,dc=example,dc=com | foo | foo@example.com |
However, the users cannot login., and are simply given a popup that says
Code:
Login failed: Please try againIn the system logs I see:
Code:
Jun 29 09:12:54 pmgdaemon pmgdaemon[875868]: authentication failure; rhost=::ffff:192.168.0.25 user=foo@example.com@pmg msg=no such user ('foo@example.com@pmg')Two observations:
- why does it say 'foo@example.com@pmg'? aka: where does this '@pmg' suffix come from? if PMG is really trying to authenticate with this username, there's little wonder it doesn't work
- 192.168.0.25 is the IP address of my internal mailserver; not of the LDAP server i told it to use.
How can I allow my users to login via LDAP (e.g. because they've already deleted the ticket-email)
