It depends what this password really is on LDAP side. If it's a custom
field that happen to contain a password then no XWiki does not provide
any configuration to encode a passord on XWiki side before comparing
it.
But if we are talking about a real LDAP user then this is not the
standard way to validate a user: by default XWiki is validating the
user by doing a LDAP bind with whatever user/password you are giving
it and the actual password encoding and comparison is then LDAP server
responsibility.
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 2:22 AM, Bryn Jeffries
<bryn.jeffries(a)sydney.edu.au> wrote:
I would like to have XWiki authenticate logins by
accessing a local LDAP server and validate the password using SSHA (comparison of hashed
login plus salt). Could anyone give me a definitive answer as to whether this can be done
using existing extensions? I've gone round in circles reading old posts and JIRA
issues, and I'm more lost than before.
If it isn't possible with current extensions, could anyone suggest a good approach to
implementing support? I had thought to use the LDAP Administration module, so perhaps
there's a way to add something small over the top?
Any useful responses would be much appreciated.
B
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