Auth_Ldap | LDAP Authentication library for the CodeIgniter framework | Identity Management library

I am currently attempting to setup LDAP integration with an existing LDAP server in Airflow. In the past, I have attempted making a cacert (ldap_ca.crt) and have followed this guide and this guide.

When I start up Airflow I am presented with a login screen that does not accept any users on the LDAP server and simply clears the username/password box when attempting to sign in.

This is the current code in my webserver_config.py (I have also tried making edits to airflow.cfg without success):

I have setup superset to authenticate with Auth0, Auth0 validation is successful and not redirect the apache superset welcome page, i am getting below error message

"Invalid login. Please try again."

I attached custom_sso_security_manager.py & superset_config.py, Is there any other files any modification required? No idea what is the mistake i am doing. Please guide to solve this issue.

My Superset is docker version and running in Ubuntu 18.04

superset_app | DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:Starting new HTTPS connection (1): dev-xdvt19qd.us.auth0.com:443 superset_app | DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://dev-xdvt19qd.us.auth0.com:443 "POST /oauth/token HTTP/1.1" 200 None superset_app | ERROR:flask_appbuilder.security.views:Error returning OAuth user info: Invalid URL 'userinfo': No schema supplied. Perhaps you meant http://userinfo?

from superset.security import SupersetSecurityManager import logging logger = logging.getLogger('auth0_login') class CustomSsoSecurityManager(SupersetSecurityManager):

I'm runnning superset on MacOS in docker and I'm trying to get OAuth working.

I’ve edited the config file /docker/pythonpath_dev/superset_config.py and added the OAuth configuration.

One of the lines I added was

I've created a rabbitmq.conf and advanced.config for RabbitMQ intended to allow LDAP authentication with internal fallback. Because RabbitMQ is dumb and tries to use the installing user's appdata which is a terrible design for a Windows service, I've also redirected locations with environment variables:

• RABBITMQ_BASE = D:\RabbitMQData\
• RABBITMQ_CONFIG_FILE = D:\RabbitMQData\config\rabbitmq.conf
• RABBITMQ_ADVANCED_CONFIG_FILE = D:\RabbitMQData\config\advanced.config

The config locations appear to be working correctly as they are referenced in the startup information and cause no errors on startup.

rabbitmq.conf (trimmed to relevant portions)

Please help me set up OpenLDAP Authentication in Airflow. I have been unable to solve the problem for two days. My system is running on Ubuntu 18.04. Here's what my configuration looks like:

In airflow.cfg file, I have deleted [Webserver] authentication = True and all [LDAP]. I have also updated rbac field from rbac = False to rbac = True.

I create a file webserver_config.py that includes the following lines of code:

The current issues I am having is that LDAP settings do not seem to work with Airflow. My current code does not produce a login screen nor are there logs in the docker container that shows it is attempting to connect to the LDAP server. I have attempted to follow these tutorials but they appear to do nothing (i.e. the webserver_config.py is not being used) TutorialOne TutorialTwo

Any information regarding how the connection works would be greatly appreciated!

webserver_config.py:

I have had weird problems in kubernetes. When I run install command, pods never started. Pvc was bound. It gave errors below order

On a fresh install of Bugzilla 5.0.6 with Apache 2.4.41 on Ubuntu 20 I'd like to map our domain users to our existing Bugzilla accounts. (We're migrating from an earlier version of Bugzilla but on Apache with Windows, so it's almost a new install except for the database migration.)

To do this I've skipped Bugzilla's LDAP settings in favor of using the Apache integration with authnz, which is what we did a long time ago with the original setup. (To be fair, Apache on Windows uses a different module for this, SSPI). We also have this setup working on other servers (e.g., a wiki). My LDAP settings look like this:

This is my first time posting so sorry in advance if I do things incorrectly. I will substitute ip's and usernames.

I have a windows Active Directory setup and I am trying to use this for authentication to a webpage I have on a separate Ubuntu 18.04 server. I am attempting to use apache2 (2.4.18) in order to set this up. Documentation online seems fairly straight forward but I have not been successful. First, I cannot use the tags as it seems to simply not work at all. I have to use the tag.

The AD server uses a self signed certificate and I have had trouble getting it to trust it with LDAPTrustedGlobalCert. I was getting [Can't contact LDAP server] but LDAPVerifyServerCert Off seems to let me get past that hurdle for now.

The biggest issue that I have is I do not think the bind is working. When just loading the webpage I see this show up in the error log: