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Right, I'm looking to upgrade our PHPScheduleIT installation to v2 as it looks prettier, but also has better LDAP/Active Directory Support (apparently) so this would be another password less for the staff to remember when logging in (I'm wanting to make their lives a little easier for a change .. personally I think they've drugged me into it, but whilst it lasts! lol).

 

Anywho, I just wondered if anyone has successfully got it working. I've been following various help posts such as Print Page - ver 2.0 - can't login - LDAP not working

 

I made a few changes and added in adLdap as an authentication method as well as Ldap and I've set the various paraments (in various ways as there doesn't seem to be a standard in it) so I thought I'd turn to you all and see if anyone has it working and could give me a few pointers?

 

Thanks all

Andy T :)

  • 2 months later...
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Sorry for bringing this post up again but i was wondering if anyone was able to get active directory/windows authentication working? Also were using exchange for our emails but couldnt get it to work? Does anyone have a sample code i could look at?

 

Sorry but i am crap at programming.

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

Has

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Sorry for bringing this post up again but i was wondering if anyone was able to get active directory/windows authentication working? Also were using exchange for our emails but couldnt get it to work? Does anyone have a sample code i could look at?

 

Sorry but i am crap at programming.

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

Has

 

don't be sorry, I'm still looking to get the latest version even working without authentication at the moment .. my original install is running with a separate database (not LDAP'd in sadly) but I'm trying to get 2.1.4 working and set that up as it's a nicer interface. So if any one does have any pointers, I'm still after them too! lol .. :)

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