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Is it possible to use LDAPS? in the ldap.php file ldap_server would have an address like: ldaps://server.addomain.domain.com
the port would be 636 instead of 389

Thanks. I had read about this fix, but wasn't sure it pertained to my issue.

Right now i am testing phpmyfaq. It's on an internal only server that isn't named, so i access it by ip. when i click on the rss links, i get a blank page. Could this be because it's not on a traditionally named site like www.mysite.com?

Everything else is fantastic.

below this: if (!isset($ldap_user) || !isset($ldap_server) || $ldap_server == "" || !isset($ldap_port) || $ldap_port == "" || !isset($ldap_base) || $ldap_base == "" || !isset($ldap_password)) { return false; } I added this: if (empty($ldap_password)) { $this->error = 'U...

any chance you could point me to the right spot? I tried adding it here: $this->base = $ldap_base; if (!isset($ldap_user) || !isset($ldap_server) || $ldap_server == "" || !isset($ldap_port) || $ldap_port == "" || !isset($ldap_base) || $ldap_base == "" || !isset($ldap_pa...

seems to be a known ldap/AD bug. our workaround has been something like this:

if (empty($password)) {
return false
}

Not sure where to fit this into your code though... index.php maybe?

Hi, great software by the way. My issue is with ldap, which i am using on a number of applications. I've changed constants_ldap to $PMF_LDAP['ldap_mapping'] = array ( 'name' => 'cn', 'username' => 'samaccountname', 'mail' => 'mail'); my AD was whining about the case Now when any user logs in with th...