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saltcorn-tblprov-ldap

v1.0.0

Published

Saltcorn plugin: Table provider for LDAP protocol

Downloads

4

Readme

saltcorn-tblprov-ldap

This is Saltcorn plugin, to use it you need install it into your saltcorn instance/tenant.

Table provider for LDAP protocol.

Usage

As with any table provider you can create table with LDAP provider. On next page you can fill configuration fields almost same as in auth-ldap. As with all table providers resulting table is read-only.

Columns

  1. id - Primary key from order.
  2. dn - Distinguished name
  3. data - JSON object with fetched fields. Value is either array or single element of array.
  4. ldap_data - (undoc) JSON object of raw data returned by library. Not recommended to use as it's format can be changed with library.

Data

Logic of converting attributes to object fields contained in ldap_get_attribute_entry().

TODO

  • Document data conversion.
  • Implement converting types of fields. Examples:
    • Convert to Date AD field whenCreated formatted as YYYYmmddHHMMSS.fZ.
    • Convert to Date AD field lastLogon (which is 10^-8 seconds since 1601-01-01).
    • Convert to boolean AD field mDBUseDefaults.
    • Revert conversion to Buffer (or ArrayBuffer, Int8Array) of binary-only fields like AD field objectSid.