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haraka-plugin-ldap-pool

v1.0.0

Published

The ldap-pool module provides a LDAP client connection pool for other Haraka LDAP modules.

Downloads

5

Readme

haraka-plugin-ldap-pool

The haraka-plugin-ldap-pool module provides a LDAP client connection pool for other LDAP modules.

Configuration

All configuration is done in config/ldap-pool.ini. The following options are configurable:

  • server: optional, default: server[]=ldap://localhost:389
    Specify LDAP server addresses. This is an array of url from ldapjs. Apply multiple server[] values for some simple load-balancing.
  • timeout: optional, default: No timeout.
    Define time out for LDAP ops. This is the same as timeout from ldapjs.
  • tls_enabled: optional, default: tls_enabled=false
    Enable or disable TLS. If enabled, all LDAP connections will be secured first by calling starttls.
  • tls_rejectUnauthorized: optional, default: tls_rejectUnauthorizedfalse`
    Enable or disable rejection of secured connections without valid server certificate. This is as rejectUnauthorized from the node.js server API as used by ldapjs.
  • scope: optional, default: cope=sub
    This defines the scope of the LDAP search operation, like base or sub. This is the same as scope from ldapjs.
  • binddn: optional, default: not set
    The binddn is basically the LDAP user to be used to look up data in LDAP. It is optional (the LDAP server might allow anonymous binds).
  • bindpw: optional, default: not set
    A bindpw might be necessary to bind with the given binddn. It can be supplied here.
  • basedn: required, default: not set
    The basedn is a requirement for many LDAP options. It must be defined with this option.