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How can I append basedn to member uid mappings when using LDAP authentication?

Simon
Contributor

Hi all,

unfortunately the userid given in the group member attribute of my ldap group is only the single userid without the full dn. Is there a way to tell splunk it should append a dn when searching for memberships?

At the moment splunk can't find my group member ship, when starting up he tells me:

08-10-2010 13:47:14.598 ERROR ScopedLDAPConnection - Read for DN 'sibalz' gave error: Invalid DN syntax
08-10-2010 13:47:14.598 ERROR ScopedLDAPConnection - Could not read invalid entry at DN sibalz

And later when loggin in:

08-10-2010 13:48:02.446 ERROR AuthenticationManagerLDAP - Couldn't find matching groups for user 'sibalz'. Search filter used: (memberuid=uid=sibalz,ou=People,dc=t-systems,dc=ch)

Thanks Simon

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Simon
Contributor

Ok folks, I just gave the solution myself 🙂

In this case you have to set

groupMappingAttribute = uid

With this attribute, you tell splunk which attribute of the user object he should use when looking up group memberships.

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Simon
Contributor

Ok folks, I just gave the solution myself 🙂

In this case you have to set

groupMappingAttribute = uid

With this attribute, you tell splunk which attribute of the user object he should use when looking up group memberships.

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