Hi!
I am playing around with MS1 for some time now and I realy like the AuthLDAP module. I want to write an own LDAP authentication module and take the whole concept a litle further. I want to implement a real Single Sign On, which means: I want my users to be able to login with their usernames they have in LDAP, but I also want them to be able to change their password in LDAP from within PostNuke.
For that I guess I need to catch password changes. How can I do that?
Or is Postnuke calling the login function of the auth module again after changing the password, so I can just update the appropriate infomration there?
Thanks for your awnsers.
-Martin
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Posted: Jun 12, 2006 - 10:47 PM
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Posted: Jul 20, 2006 - 02:56 PM
Wouldn't you just need a PHP script to change the LDAP password. You would need to ask them their existing password and then use that to authenticate to the LDAP server to change their own password.
It appears to me that with AuthLDAP all authentication is done to the LDAP server, so no passwords exist in PostNuke.
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