Redmine integrates ldap users. To integrate ldap with redmine, you must first configure LDAP. Otherwise, you will find the installation process of your exhausted LDAP in the blog directory () corresponding to slapd. to write the conf configuration file, we need three copies of redmine to integrate ldap users.
Configure LDAP first, or you will be exhausted.
Find the LDAP installation process in the blog directory ()
Write the corresponding slapd. conf configuration file
We need three data files.
The first part is the basic template directory file.
Vim base. ldif
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Dn: dc = bb, dc = com
Objectclass: dcObject
Objectclass: organization
O: Cywx, Inc.
Dc: bb
Dn: cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Objectclass: organizationalRole
Cn: Ma
Dn: ou = People, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Ou: People
Objectclass: top
Objectclass: organizationalUnit
Dn: ou = Group, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Ou: Group
Objectclass: top
Objectclass: organizationalUnit
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The second part is a group of files.
Vim group. ldif
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Dn: cn = t1, ou = Group, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
ObjectClass: posixGroup
ObjectClass: top
Cn: t1
UserPassword: {crypt} x
GidNumber: 501
Dn: cn = t2, ou = Group, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
ObjectClass: posixGroup
ObjectClass: top
Cn: t2
UserPassword: {crypt} x
GidNumber: 502
Dn: cn = ldapuser1, ou = Group, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
ObjectClass: posixGroup
ObjectClass: top
Cn: ldapuser1
UserPassword: {crypt} x
GidNumber: 503
Dn: cn = ldapuser2, ou = Group, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
ObjectClass: posixGroup
ObjectClass: top
Cn: ldapuser2
UserPassword: {crypt} x
GidNumber: 504
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The third group is user files.
Vim passwd. ldif
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Dn: uid = t1, ou = People, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Uid: t1
Cn: t1
# ObjectClass: account
ObjectClass: posixAccount
ObjectClass: top
ObjectClass: shadowAccount
ObjectClass: person
ObjectClass: OpenLDAPperson
Surname: t1
GivenName: z
Mail: test1@wifi.tt
UserPassword: {crypt }!!
ShadowLastChange: 16772
ShadowMin: 0
ShadowMax: 99999
ShadowWarning: 7
LoginShell:/bin/bash
UidNumber: 500
GidNumber: 501
HomeDirectory:/home/t1
Dn: uid = t2, ou = People, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Uid: t2
Cn: t2
# ObjectClass: account
ObjectClass: posixAccount
ObjectClass: top
ObjectClass: shadowAccount
ObjectClass: person
ObjectClass: OpenLDAPperson
Surname: t2
GivenName: z
Mail: test1@wifi.t
UserPassword: {crypt }!!
ShadowLastChange: 16772
ShadowMin: 0
ShadowMax: 99999
ShadowWarning: 7
LoginShell:/bin/bash
UidNumber: 501
GidNumber: 502
HomeDirectory:/home/t2
Dn: uid = ldapuser1, ou = People, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Uid: ldapuser1
Cn: ldapuser1
# ObjectClass: account
ObjectClass: posixAccount
ObjectClass: top
ObjectClass: shadowAccount
ObjectClass: person
ObjectClass: OpenLDAPperson
Surname: ldapuser1
GivenName: z
Mail: test1@wifi.tt
UserPassword: {crypt} $6 $ a3DH5nze $ cipher/gm5uM7OWEbGBwTIqP. qiuwx8vgslm1_0. daLBzmplElH.
ShadowLastChange: 16772
ShadowMin: 0
ShadowMax: 99999
ShadowWarning: 7
LoginShell:/bin/bash
UidNumber: 502
GidNumber: 503
HomeDirectory:/home/ldapuser1
Dn: uid = ldapuser2, ou = People, cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com
Uid: ldapuser2
Cn: ldapuser2
# ObjectClass: account
ObjectClass: posixAccount
ObjectClass: top
ObjectClass: shadowAccount
ObjectClass: person
ObjectClass: OpenLDAPperson
Surname: ldapuser2
GivenName: z
Mail: test1@wifi.tt
UserPassword: {crypt} $6 $ An0Hoxly $ ASSETS./szTXFLf. JJAYWZTjYJKiXAtO6cARH. UQeZb1
ShadowLastChange: 16773
ShadowMin: 0
ShadowMax: 99999
ShadowWarning: 7
LoginShell:/bin/bash
UidNumber: 503
GidNumber: 504
HomeDirectory:/home/ldapuser2
Bytes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Then start loading data.
Ldapadd-x-D "cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com"-W-f/etc/openldap/base. ldif
Ldapadd-x-D "cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com"-W-f/etc/openldap/group. ldif
Ldapadd-x-D "cn = Ma, dc = bb, dc = com"-W-f/etc/openldap/passwd. ldif
After loading is complete, OK
The effect shown on the client is as follows:
This is configured in the redmine background. see the figure below.
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