#
# This file is part of Koha.
#
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+# (at your option) any later version.
#
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+# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
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-# with Koha; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
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+# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+# along with Koha; if not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses>.
use strict;
#use warnings; FIXME - Bug 2505
use C4::Members qw(AddMember changepassword);
use C4::Members::Attributes;
use C4::Members::AttributeTypes;
+use C4::Members::Messaging;
use C4::Auth qw(checkpw_internal);
use Koha::AuthUtils qw(hash_password);
use List::MoreUtils qw( any );
base => $base,
filter => $filter,
# attrs => ['*'],
- ) or die "LDAP search failed to return object.";
+ );
+ die "LDAP search failed to return object : " . $search->error if $search->code;
+
my $count = $search->count;
if ($search->code > 0) {
warn sprintf("LDAP Auth rejected : %s gets %d hits\n", $filter->as_string, $count) . description($search);
# Perform a LDAP bind for the given username using the matched DN
my $res = $db->bind( $principal_name, password => $password );
if ( $res->code ) {
- warn "LDAP bind failed as kohauser $userid: " . description($res);
- return 0;
+ if ( $ldap->{anonymous_bind} ) {
+ # With anonymous_bind approach we can be sure we have found the correct user
+ # and that any 'code' response indicates a 'bad' user (be that blocked, banned
+ # or password changed). We should not fall back to local accounts in this case.
+ warn "LDAP bind failed as kohauser $userid: " . description($res);
+ return -1;
+ } else {
+ # Without a anonymous_bind, we cannot be sure we are looking at a valid ldap user
+ # at all, and thus we should fall back to local logins to restore previous behaviour
+ # see bug 12831
+ warn "LDAP bind failed as kohauser $userid: " . description($res);
+ return 0;
+ }
}
if ( !defined($userldapentry)
&& ( $config{update} or $config{replicate} ) )
my $cmpmesg = $db->compare( $userldapentry, attr=>'userpassword', value => $password );
if ($cmpmesg->code != 6) {
warn "LDAP Auth rejected : invalid password for user '$userid'. " . description($cmpmesg);
- return 0;
+ return -1;
}
}
}
} elsif ($config{replicate}) { # A2, C2
$borrowernumber = AddMember(%borrower) or die "AddMember failed";
+ C4::Members::Messaging::SetMessagingPreferencesFromDefaults( { borrowernumber => $borrowernumber, categorycode => $borrower{'categorycode'} } );
} else {
return 0; # B2, D2
}
return 0;
}
+# This function performs a password update, given the userid, borrowerid,
+# and digested password. It will verify that things are correct and return the
+# borrowers cardnumber. The idea is that it is used to keep the local
+# passwords in sync with the LDAP passwords.
+#
+# $cardnum = _do_changepassword($userid, $borrowerid, $digest)
+#
+# Note: if the LDAP config has the update_password tag set to a false value,
+# then this will not update the password, it will simply return the cardnumber.
sub _do_changepassword {
my ($userid, $borrowerid, $password) = @_;
+ if ( exists( $ldap->{update_password} ) && !$ldap->{update_password} ) {
+
+ # We don't store the password in the database
+ my $sth = C4::Context->dbh->prepare(
+ 'SELECT cardnumber FROM borrowers WHERE borrowernumber=?');
+ $sth->execute($borrowerid);
+ die "Unable to access borrowernumber "
+ . "with userid=$userid, "
+ . "borrowernumber=$borrowerid"
+ if !$sth->rows;
+ my ($cardnum) = $sth->fetchrow;
+ $sth = C4::Context->dbh->prepare(
+ 'UPDATE borrowers SET password = null WHERE borrowernumber=?');
+ $sth->execute($borrowerid);
+ return $cardnum;
+ }
my $digest = hash_password($password);
$debug and print STDERR "changing local password for borrowernumber=$borrowerid to '$digest'\n";
((map {$borrower->{$_}} @keys), $borrowerid)
);
- # MODIFY PASSWORD/LOGIN
- _do_changepassword($userid, $borrowerid, $password);
+ # MODIFY PASSWORD/LOGIN if password was mapped
+ _do_changepassword($userid, $borrowerid, $password) if $borrower->{'password'};
}
1;
password comparison, e.g., to use Active Directory -->
<anonymous_bind>0</anonymous_bind> <!-- set to 1 if users should be searched using
an anonymous bind, even when auth_by_bind is on -->
+ <principal_name>%s@my_domain.com</principal_name>
+ <!-- optional, for auth_by_bind: a printf format to make userPrincipalName from koha userid.
+ Not used with anonymous_bind. -->
+ <update_password>1</update_password> <!-- set to 0 if you don't want LDAP passwords
+ synced to the local database -->
<mapping> <!-- match koha SQL field names to your LDAP record field names -->
<firstname is="givenname" ></firstname>
<surname is="sn" ></surname>
Currently, principal_name only operates when auth_by_bind is enabled.
+=head2 update_password
+
+If this tag is left out or set to a true value, then the user's LDAP password
+will be stored (hashed) in the local Koha database. If you don't want this
+to happen, then set the value of this to '0'. Note that if passwords are not
+stored locally, and the connection to the LDAP system fails, then the users
+will not be able to log in at all.
+
=head2 Active Directory
The auth_by_bind and principal_name settings are recommended for Active Directory.