[horde] CVS Head working, now LDAP and virtual domains

[Edwin Culp]

Quoting "John R. Hillman" <john at ridewide.com>:

>> Personally I would use nameVirtualHost for each domain and
>> then parse the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] variable, asigning
>> each element from the hostname.    You can do it
>> anywhere/everywhere ;-)  Off hand I'm not sure where you
>> might need it but at least in horde/config and turba/config
>
> Ed-
>
> Thanks.  In our old Horde (2.2.5, I think, stable release, non-CVS anyway)
> implementation, we use the vinfo hook in Imp to pull the @domain.tld part
> out of HTTP_HOST and append it to the login stuff automagically.
>
> I'm thinking that perhaps we'll drop the automagic addition of the domain
> during login (forcing users to put in their whole email address), but then I
> will still need to modify the BaseDN for Prefs and Turba.
>
> In looking through the files, it seems to me I'll need to modify the
> _prefs_hook_from_addr to separate the <username> from the <domain>.<tld>
> into individual variables.  Then I can concat them backtogether for the
> username, and also use them for building up a BaseDN.  Something like this
> (pseudo code):
>
> $name = Auth::GetAuth() {
> 	$username = /regex to get everything before the @/;
> 	$domain = /regex to get everything after the @, but before the ./;
> 	$tld = /regex to get the stuff after the ./;
> 	$baseDN = 'ou=People,'.'dc='.$domain.',dc='.$tld.'o=internet";
>
> 	/...no clue where to go from here.../
> };
>
John,

I'm going to put this back on the list so folks can correct
any errors that I have here.  With the below, if it works,
I haven't tested it.  You could just put it at the top of
the conf.php file or if you want put it in a seperate file
and just include it where needed.

$vdomain =
strtolower(preg_replace('/^mail\.|^www\.|^www\.mail\./i',
  '', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']));
list($domain, $tld) = explode(".", $vdomain);
$uid = Auth::getBareAuth();
$mail = Auth::getAuth();
$pass=Auth::getCredential('password');

In horde conf.php you will just put them in the areas needed
such as:

$conf['auth']['driver'] = 'ldap';
$conf['auth']['params'] = array(
         'hostspec' => 'localhost',
         'port' => 389,
         'basedn' => 'ou=people,dc=' . $domain . ',dc=' .
$tld . 'o=internet',
//        'binddn' =>
'cn=manager,ou=administrators,o=internet',
//        'password' => 'secret',
         'bind_dn' => 'mail=' . $mail . 'ou=people,dc=' .
$domain . ',dc=' . $tld . 'o=internet',
         'password' => $pass,
         'uid' => 'mail',
         'objectclass' => array(
            'person'
          ),
);

Choose the binddn that fits your configuration as with the
other variables.

Prefs would be something like:

$conf['prefs']['driver'] = 'ldap';
$conf['prefs']['params'] = array();
$conf['prefs']['params']['hostspec'] = 'localhost';
$conf['prefs']['params']['port'] = '389';
// $conf['prefs']['params']['rootdn'] =
'cn=manager,ou=administrators,o=internet';
// $conf['prefs']['params']['password'] = 'secret';
  $conf['prefs']['params']['rootdn'] = 'mail=' . $mail .
'ou=people,dc=' . $domain . ',dc=' . $tld . 'o=internet';
  $conf['prefs']['params']['password'] = $pass;
$conf['prefs']['params']['basedn'] = 'ou=people,dc=' .
$domain . ',dc=' . $tld . 'o=internet';
$conf['prefs']['params']['uid'] = 'mail';

And so on and so on.

Good luck,

ed

> I'm just picking up PHP, so I'm sure I'm behind the learning curve.  Perhaps
> using a custom _prefs_hook_from_addr isn't the way to go, though.  I guess
> the 'no clue where to go from here' section would be easier to pseudo code
> in my head if I knew what variable horde was expecting me to set (and
> return) for the Prefs stuff.  After that, I'll worry about Turba. :)
>
> Thanks again,
>
> J