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    My Bugzilla (BZ 2.18.5) is configured for using authentication with LDAP.
    During testing I had a problem:
    If I added a new user with a PWD on the LDAP Server, BZ add the user in the BZ
    DB with another random PWD. If the user wants to change his PWD, he obtained
    the following error message:
    Incorrect Password
    You did not enter your old password correctly.
    The reason therefor probably due to the fact, that BZ compare the PWD with the
    DB, but not with the PWD of LDAP.
    If I change manually the field in the BZ DB choosing the same PWD of LDAP,
    then I may put on userprefs.cgi a new PWD.
    The new PWD is saving exclusively in the BZ DB but not in LDAP. The
    consequence of which is that I must me authenticate after a logout with the
    old PWD (of LDAP) and I cannot more change the PWD in userprefs.cgi.
    Regards
    Matthias
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  • No.1 | | 298 bytes | |

    Matthias,
    2006/7/4, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    My Bugzilla (BZ 2.18.5) is configured for using authentication with LDAP.
    During testing I had a problem:
    afaik this has been fixed in newer versions (some time around 2.22).
    Kind regards
    Marc
  • No.2 | | 1024 bytes | |

    Tue, 4 Jul 2006 15:06:27 +0200, Marc Schumann wrote
    Matthias,

    2006/7/4, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    My Bugzilla (BZ 2.18.5) is configured for using authentication with LDAP.
    During testing I had a problem:

    afaik this has been fixed in newer versions (some time around 2.22).

    Kind regards
    Marc

    Hello Marc,

    thank you for the quick response.

    Installing the BZ 2.22 solves not my problem, because I configured as login
    type ldap only because I use the ldap server for a single-sign-on and if I
    change the password in BZ the password would not been updated in the ldap
    server. If the user use a other application he must always use the old
    password for authentification. this is not my goal -- one user one password

    regards
    matthias

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  • No.3 | | 1083 bytes | |

    Sorry i send my last mail with a wrong mail subject

    Tue, 4 Jul 2006 15:06:27 +0200, Marc Schumann wrote
    Matthias,

    2006/7/4, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    My Bugzilla (BZ 2.18.5) is configured for using authentication with LDAP.
    During testing I had a problem:

    afaik this has been fixed in newer versions (some time around 2.22).

    Kind regards
    Marc

    Hello Marc,

    thank you for the quick response.

    Installing the BZ 2.22 solves not my problem, because I configured as login
    type ldap only because I use the ldap server for a single-sign-on and if I
    change the password in BZ the password would not been updated in the ldap
    server. If the user use a other application he must always use the old
    password for authentification. this is not my goal -- one user one password

    regards
    matthias

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  • No.4 | | 624 bytes | |

    Matthias,

    2006/7/5, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    Installing the BZ 2.22 solves not my problem, because I configured as login
    type ldap only because I use the ldap server for a single-sign-on and if I
    change the password in BZ the password would not been updated in the ldap
    server. If the user use a other application he must always use the old
    password for authentification. this is not my goal -- one user one password

    does this mean you're asking for Bugzilla to update your LDAP server?
    Writing to the LDAP server is not implemented.

    Regards
    Marc
  • No.5 | | 1608 bytes | |

    Wed, 5 Jul 2006 19:41:34 +0200, Marc Schumann wrote
    Matthias,

    2006/7/5, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    Installing the BZ 2.22 solves not my problem, because I configured as login
    type ldap only because I use the ldap server for a single-sign-on and if I
    change the password in BZ the password would not been updated in the ldap
    server. If the user use a other application he must always use the old
    password for authentification. this is not my goal -- one user one
    password

    does this mean you're asking for Bugzilla to update your LDAP server?
    Writing to the LDAP server is not implemented.

    Regards
    Marc

    Hello Marc,

    yes why should the use change his LDAP password elsewise. Just in the
    moment he edit bugs and do some other things in the BZ he will change his
    password. He won't use a further application. He do a click on 'prefs' and
    will change his password. If BZ can connect to the LDAP server an BZ is
    configured as "LDAP" or "LDAP+DB" or "DB+LDAP" it should change the user LDAP
    password too, ?

    I don't know how many guys use BZ with a LDAP Server and how many of them wish
    a function like this, but my point of view is that this is one of the main
    feature of using LDAP to make the user administration a little bit easier for
    the admins.

    Regards
    Matthias

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  • No.6 | | 1086 bytes | |

    Matthias,

    2006/7/10, Matthias Kienle <bzadmin (AT) topitd (DOT) de>:
    does this mean you're asking for Bugzilla to update your LDAP server?
    Writing to the LDAP server is not implemented.

    yes why should the use change his LDAP password elsewise. Just in the
    moment he edit bugs and do some other things in the BZ he will change his
    password. He won't use a further application. He do a click on 'prefs' and

    I think the LDAP support is currently designed for a setup like
    Bugzilla being connected to an ActiveDirectory server. Users change
    their passwords by standard Windows means. They log in to Bugzilla
    using their standard Windows passwords. And they never touch
    Bugzilla's password changing feature.

    For standalone Bugzilla installations, Bugzilla's LDAP support
    currently isn't very useful, so you'd use DB.

    I can't see why we shouldn't (as an option) allow Bugzilla to update
    LDAP passwords. Are you interested in writing a patch?

    Kind regards
    Marc
  • No.7 | | 608 bytes | |


    I can't see why we shouldn't (as an option) allow Bugzilla to update
    LDAP passwords. Are you interested in writing a patch?

    Kind regards
    Marc

    Hello Marc,

    thank you for the offer

    we are actual working on a solution/patch to write the password back into the
    ldap server. should I open an item in your bugzilla or is there an existing bug?

    regards
    matthias

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  • No.8 | | 499 bytes | |

    Wed, 2006-07-19 at 14:20 +0200, Matthias Kienle wrote:
    we are actual working on a solution/patch to write the password back into the
    ldap server. should I open an item in your bugzilla or is there an existing bug?

    There's an existing bug:

    Make sure you write it against the current CVS HEAD of Bugzilla,
    because a patch against 2.18 definitely wouldn't be accepted
    (particularly since the entire Authentication system was recently
    re-written, in CVS).
    -Max

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