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Hi @kengururu, LdapRecord does not require the user you configure to be a domain admin -- it just needs to be a user who has read only access to the LDAP users you wish to authenticate into your application. I hope this makes things clearer. Let me know if you have any further questions! |
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Hi,
I have to build a small laravel-based app for our company. The goal is to let our AD users to log in with their windows credentials.
I have tried the LdapRecord-Laravel, and despite it seems to be working smoothly, I have a major hindrance in using it. It requires to be an domain admin, and this is something I am not able to achieve in our company. I saw some older adminless solutions which are tailored for our needs, but all of them seem to be outdated and not really working.
Please is there any way how to get use the Directorytree package not for administrating users in our domain, but just to authenticate the user trying to log in to my app, that he is a real company user? Or perhaps is there some working solution from another developer? I hope I was clear enough.
Unfortunately, I do not have skill to be able to make this code on my own, I would really appreciate if someone could help me here.
Thanks a lot!
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