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I tested adding host=ldap.server and ou=users,o=mycompany and I worked ok. Even I could login using the glpi local password, but how to disable ldap authentication without breaking the local password database?
I removed the Host LDAP and Basedn and I couldn't log in anymore, not even using the previous local password. Which else field do I have to clear to leave the things as before?
Thank you very much,
Pablo
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After authenticating against ldap I discovered a change like this on glpi_users:
before: INSERT INTO `glpi_users` VALUES (7, 'pchamorro', '*0ACE99C463DA11C5F2704698D4EF5E1F3A8B5522', 'aee663958490e021a558a5480184b2cc', 'pchamorro@', etc);
after: INSERT INTO `glpi_users` VALUES (7, 'pchamorro', '', '','pchamorro@',etc);
it was this! so, by now, before to put glpi against openldap is advisable to make a backup of the admin passwords just in case some day is needed to work without openldap as before.
Thanks,
Pablo
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if the LDAP user and the glpi one have the same login it is normal.
Just use a specific name for admin account.
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one super-admin account exlusive for glpi, ok, it works, thank you!
Pablo
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