Hi Tom,
thanks for your answer. This is what I get with *debug*
LDAP[Userlevel][0] LDAP[Filter][(CN=Test User, BAVARIA, Team, Security)][OU=BE135,OU=BAVARIA,OU=EUROPE,OU=EXAMPLE,DC=EXAMPLE,DC=NET] SELECT * FROM devices_perms WHERE user_id = '-1'SELECT * FROM ports_perms WHERE user_id = '-1'SELECT * FROM bill_perms WHERE user_id = '-1' SELECT * FROM `devices` ORDER BY `hostname`SELECT device_id, ports.port_id, ifAdminStatus, ifOperStatus, `deleted`, `ignore`, `ifOutErrors_delta`, `ifInErrors_delta` FROM `ports` LEFT JOIN `ports-state` ON `ports`.`port_id` = `ports-state`.`port_id`SELECT `device_id`,`ospfAdminStat` FROM `ospf_instances`SELECT COUNT(cef_switching_id) from `cef_switching`SELECT COUNT(vrf_id) from `vrfs`SELECT COUNT(*) FROM services WHERE service_status = '0'
Regards, Christian
Am 08.11.2013 12:19, schrieb Tom Laermans:
Hi Christian,
This was reported on the list a few days ago, as well. However it's working for me, so I'm not sure what to tell you.
Check /debug and see what the LDAP queries say...
Tom
On 11/08/2013 12:06 PM, Christian Hügel wrote:
Hi,
I´m using the ldap mechanism to auth against our AD. So far I can log in but unable to see any graphs or devices. Apparently the group: $config['auth_ldap_groups']['ObserviumAdmins']['level'] = 10; are not mapped. However, the group "ObserviumAdmins" is present in AD and my username is member of this group. The auth_ldap_groupbase and auth_ldap_group is also correct. Is there anything else I have to take into consideration?
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