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Posts Tagged ‘ sfGuard ’

symfony’s sfGuard plugin and LDAP

  • June 29th, 2008
  • Posted in php . symfony
  • By admin

A while ago I needed to hook up symfony's excellent sfGuard plugin to some LDAP functionality. There are a couple of issues with the plugin and the readme which I think need fixing. In particular, there is no support for checking both LDAP and standard sfGuard passwords. This is absolutely essential (eg an admin user or guest users who aren't in LDAP), and I'm somewhat amazed that there's no provision for this. Moreover, the plugin structure generally makes it seemingly impossible (or if it is possible it's just too horrible to contemplate) to write your own checkPassword() which does do both sorts of checking[ READ MORE ]

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I'm a web developer at a UK university, with an interest in photography. I did a PhD in linguistics at Edinburgh University, although that seems a long time ago now. Yikes! It is a long time ago now...
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