Add ability to run through a list of hosts when binding #34
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How difficult would it be to modify this so that you could have a different base as well? Instead of the focus being on redundant LDAP servers, also allowing for multiple ldap domains. |
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I guess it would be pretty straight forward, although I haven't touched the code for a few months now. |
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Any chance this will be merged? I'd love to be able to specify multiple LDAP domains in some tools using omniauth-ldap. |
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is it working? |
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+1 |
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+1 interested too in having multiple host + multiple base |
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Ping for getting this merged. Let me know what's needed to get this over the line - would love to not need to use my own fork of this any more! 😄 |
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:hostis provided an Array, OmniAuth LDAP will iterate through and attempt to bind each server.It also catches exceptions from Net::LDAP and moves onto the next LDAP server.