simplesolution/ldap

A plugin that allows to Login into the Backend of Neos via Ldap

1.1.1 2019-11-08 10:14 UTC

Requires

• adldap2/adldap2: ^9.0
• neos/neos: >=3.0

MIT

• ldap
• login
• Neos
• neos-plugin
• neos backend
• neos backend login
• neos backend login ldap
• neos ldap

README

Neos Plugin which allows you to login into the Neos Backend with an Ldap server

It doesn't get simpler than this to login via ldap.

At the moment this plugin is only tested with OpenLDAP, but it should work on every ldap server, if not, consider making a pull request.

Requirements

• php >= 7

How to Use

Just configurate your ldap server in your Settings.yml and thats it, heres the default configuration:

SimpleSolution:
 Ldap:
   host:
     hosts: ['127.0.0.1']
     base_dn: ou=your,dc=ldap,dc=at
     username: ~
     password: ~
     port: 389
   fields:
     usernameAttribute: 'uid' 
   roles: 
     neos-admin: 'Neos.Neos:Administrator'
     neos-editor: 'Neos.Neos:Editor'
   defaultRole: ~
   additionalHosts: ~

The configuration under host has the same parameters as the configuration from Adldap2. The usernameAttribute set the field which you wanna map to your username in neos. roles defines the mapping on which group should display which Neos Role and the defaultRole acts like a fallback when either no mappings are defined or the user has no groups in ldap. With the additionalHosts setting you cann define additional ldap servers, but be careful the more server the slower will be the authentication process. To add an additionalHost just add this:

SimpleSolution:
 Ldap:
   host:
     hosts: ['127.0.0.1']
     base_dn: ou=your,dc=ldap,dc=at
     username: ~
     password: ~
     port: 389
   fields:
     usernameAttribute: 'uid' 
   roles: 
     neos-admin: 'Neos.Neos:Administrator'
     neos-editor: 'Neos.Neos:Editor'
   defaultRole: ~
   additionalHosts:
     anotherHost:
       host:
         hosts: ['127.0.0.1']  
         base_dn: ou=your,dc=ldap,dc=at
         username: ~
         password: ~
         port: 389
       fields:
         usernameAttribute: 'uid' 
       roles: 
         neos-admin: 'Neos.Neos:Administrator'
         neos-editor: 'Neos.Neos:Editor'
       defaultRole: ~

The additional Host has the same configuration options than the default one.

Authors

Tobias Franek ([e-mail])