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New Blog Address

June 2nd, 2010 Aaron Axelsen No comments

In an effort to simplify my own setup, the blog address has been changed to http://wpmuldap.tuxdocs.net.  The old address will redirect traffic so any existing links out there should be fine.

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Group Support Planning

July 8th, 2009 Aaron Axelsen 9 comments

I’ve been doing some thinking on how to best implement group support into the plugin.  This would probably be a multi phase approach, to hopefully fulfill all requests.

NOTE: This is currently a work in progress and there is no estimate on when it will be complete

Per Blog Settings

LDAP Group mapping on a per blog, per role basis.  This would all for any given blog to map each individual role to a separate LDAP group.  The goal would be for these groups to automatically check for new users on logon and update accordingly.  The biggest concern here is figuring out a way for the automatic updating to happen without having a huge impact on performance.

Sitewide Settings

Group based control of the following:

  • Who can login to the blog (standard user)
  • Who can login to the blog with automatic blog creation
  • Who can’t login – deny list

Are there any other thoughts on other possible setups or anything else that others would like added?  If so – please leave a comment with your thoughts!

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Call for testers!

March 8th, 2009 Aaron Axelsen 5 comments

There are a number of changes currently in the svn development trunk.  See the download page.  These changes include:

  • Ability for site admins to bulk add users – also configurable for blog admins to bulk add
  • Revamped administration pages
  • Added simple connection test option
  • Added new error check to report unique message back on creation failure if there is an email address conflict
  • Remove stale css entries
  • LDAP TLS Support
  • Ability for site admins to convert ldap users to local users and vice versa

Any testing and feedback would be much appreciated.  I have tested things to the best of my ability – and they appear to work.  If someone would be willing to further test the TLS support that would be great!

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