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#1 2005-04-27 14:41:39
- jdaniel30
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Automatic Login
Is it possible to modify a copy of the login page so that a user could be automatically logged in as a Post-Only user? I'm not able to use LDAP integration so I would need to hard code it into the page itself. Any ideas?
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#2 2005-04-27 15:04:16
- MoYo
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Re: Automatic Login
the are lot of threads on the french forum about the LDAP configuration.
What LDAP do you used ?? standard, AD ??
But you could modify the index.php to redirect to the helpdesk.html.
This is a staticpage that do not need identification.
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#3 2005-04-27 22:46:44
- jdaniel30
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Re: Automatic Login
We use Active Directory LDAP (Server 2003) but I don't have information regarding the LDAP details as another company manages our servers & are very reluctant to give me the required information.
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#4 2005-04-27 22:57:37
- MoYo
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Re: Automatic Login
For AD 2k3 you must to have the name of your server, the basedn of your LDAP, and an account which could browse all the AD with its password.
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