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After reading this post translated from German:
http://translate.google.com/translate?h … rev=search
A script was mentioned in this post. Thanks be to Google Translate!
I made some edits to the script provided by Thorsten. I added declarations of the Logger class internal to each class contained within the script. I also switched out System.out.println and replaced it with logger.severe(). I suspect my logging levels aren't set properly but I was unable to figure out how to make the necessary adjustments. This is my hack.
New hookldappam.groovy (with debugging) file:
http://pastebin.com/yUV828Qb
New hookldappam.groovy (without debugging) file:
http://pastebin.com/sEknVQnF
If you're using LDAP, you must use the new script and set the following attribute in the report.properties file:
rs.authenticator.pams = Thorsten, please correct me if I'm mistaken.
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Hi Tom,
should have read this post first; I just posted the same answer in the other topic. You are correct, for now the pams must be set to none, and the fallback to non-ldap passwords was moved into the script. I'm not quite sure that this is how I want it to be, but even if I decide to change this again, this solution, where the script handles everything and the internal authenticator modules are disabled should always work.
Cheers,
Thorsten