Room Booking Free

[karldenton]

Hi

I'm looking for some free room booking software - can be PHP or Software.

 

It will be used for minibuses so needs to have times rather than periods.

 

Any good examples ? I've tried MRBS but struggling to integrate with AD.

Just looked at PHP ScheduleIT phpScheduleIt : Open Source Web Based Resource Scheduling

 

Thanks

[karldenton]

Sorted this. CRBS from our very own @webman Just one thing. Anyone know if you have made a reccuring booking how to delete just 1 instance ?

 

Thanks

[john]

Sorted this. CRBS from our very own @webman Just one thing. Anyone know if you have made a reccuring booking how to delete just 1 instance ?

 

Thanks

 

You can't im afraid in this version which is a shame But I know its cured in the one that is in development

[Marci]

To integrate MRBS with AD, it's easier if you don't do it in MRBS. Recompile apache with mod_authnz_ldap mod_auth_basic util_ldap, configure .htaccess in the install folder for MRBS to do the AD binding... then set MRBS to use no auth and give it the variable for the username.

 

eg: (assuming MRBS is installed in /MRBS)

 

Create .htaccess in /MRBS with following content:

 

Order deny,allow
Deny from All
AuthName "Booking"
AuthType Basic
AuthLDAPBindDN [username with read access to ad]
AuthLDAPBindPassword [plaintext password of above user]
AuthBasicProvider ldap
AuthzLDAPAuthoritative off
AuthLDAPUrl "ldap://[space separated lift of DC IPs]/ou=Teaching Staff,ou=blah,dc=here,dc=internal?cn"
Require valid-user
Satisfy any

 

Then in MRBS' config.inc.php...

 

$auth["session"] = "remote_user";
$auth["type"] = "none";
unset($auth["admin"]); 						  
$auth["admin"][] = "adminusernames";
$auth["admin"][] = "adminusernames";
$auth["admin"][] = "adminusernames";
$auth["admin"][] = "127.0.0.1";	# localhost IP address.
$auth["admin"][] = "administrator";
$auth["realm"]  = "Booking";

Edited July 29, 2011 by Marci

[jamesfed]

Just setup MRBS on IIS enable windows authentication as a sign in method (again inside IIS) - sooooo much simpler than mucking around with apache (no offense to above poster!).