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Hi,

i have again a question. Because i am running foswiki in an productive environment, this question is very important to me. I am using ldap-contrib for users to authenticate.

Besides two issues (although i set $Foswiki::cfg{Ldap}{Debug} = 1; no debugfile is created or written two, and i did not manage to get a group filter set). main main usse is, that the SecondaryPAsswordManager seems not to work. I have set it to $Foswiki::cfg{Ldap}{SecondaryPasswordManager} = 'Foswiki::Users::HtPasswdUser';<br /><br />and $Foswiki::cfg{Htpasswd}{FileName} = '/srv/www/foswiki/data/.htpasswd';

I created an entry with the htpasswd tool in that location for a user, but login does not work.

So, is there a way to track down, what the reason behind this may be? All files are readable by the webserver-user.

Can it be, that foswiki requieres modules, that are not mentioned in the installation guide? I think it is strange, that i am facing that much errors :-(

Any hints are welcome... Thank you.

-- Main.PeterSchmidt - 19 July 2010

Hi Peter - this may come too late for you, but here are answers anyway:

1) Enabling debug only gets you _some_ debug statements. There are a bunch of commented out LDAP debug statements in =/var/www/html/foswiki/lib/Foswiki/Contrib/LdapContrib.pm= as well, that you could uncomment for more debug logging (I guess they're commented out for performance considerations). Look for lines like:

=#writeDebug("got $nrRecords keys in cache");=

And take out the # to enable the debug next time through.

2) The secondary password manager not working is a known issue waiting for a fix - there is a bunch of info and a small patch available at [[Tasks.Item8192]]. I've got locally registered users in my wiki that I can log into bypassing LDAP with that patch applied.

-- Main.RasmusPraestholm - 17 Sep 2010

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Subject	Authentication or Authorisation
Extension
Version	Foswiki 1.0.9
Status	Answered

Topic revision: r2 - 17 Sep 2010, RasmusPraestholm

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