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1.4 KiB
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46 lines
1.4 KiB
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OctoPrint LDAP auth Plugin
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This plugin allow users to be connected using an LDAP server.
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This system works
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#### Details
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When you try to login, OctoPrint search for user in this local database (users.yaml)
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- If it found a user, check if this user exists also on LDAP
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- If user exists on LDAP, use LDAP bind() to check login / password
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- If user not exists on LDAP, use native password system to check it
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- If it not found a user in local database, try to connect directly on LDAP
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- If login on LDAP il OK, a new local user is added with role "user" and a random password (password should never be used)
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- User is connected
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- An admin (default user for exemple), could change a user permissions or account state.
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- Password of LDAP users can't be changed
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#### Configuration
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You could configure LDAP server in plugin config, or manually in config.yaml
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```
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accessControl:
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ldap_uri: ldaps://ldap.server.com/
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ldap_tls_reqcert: demand
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ldap_search_base: dc=server,dc=com
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groups: TheGroupName
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```
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#### Groups
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- You can list multiple groups via comma seperation: Group1, Group2, Group3.
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- Leaving blank will skip a group check.
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#### Installation
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You can install it using ```pip install https://github.com/gillg/OctoPrint-LDAP/archive/master.zip```
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Or with plugin manager into OctoPrint
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