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phpLDAPadmin
phpLDAPadmin is a web based LDAP data management tool for system administrators. It is commonly known and referred by many as "PLA".
PLA is designed to be compliant with LDAP RFCs, enabling it to be used with any LDAP server. If you come across an LDAP server, where PLA exhibits problems, please open an issue with full details of the problem so that we can have it fixed.
For up to date information on PLA, please head to the wiki.
Note
PLA v2 is a complete rewrite of PLA.
PLA v1.2 was written well over 10 years ago for PHP 5, and over time has been patched to work with later versions of PHP. There are logged vulnerabilities with v1.2 that have not been addressed.
Not all PLA v1.2 functionality has been included in v2 (yet) - see below for details
The release of PHP v2 officially deprecates v1.2, which is no longer supported or enhanced/fixed. It is recommended to upgrade to v2.
Demo
If you havent seen PLA in action, you can head here to the demo site.
Running PLA
PLA v2 is now available as a docker container. You can also download the code and install it yourself on your PHP server, or even build your own docker container.
Take a look at the Docker Container page for more details.
If you come across any bugs/issues, it would be helpful if you could reproduce those issues using the docker container (or the demo website). This should help confirm that there isnt a site related issue with the issue you are having.
Open an issue (details below) with enough information for me to be able to recreate the problem. An
LDIF
will be invaluable if it is not handling data correctly.
Version 2 Progress
The update to v2 is progressing well - here is a list of work to do and done:
- Creating new LDAP entries
- Delete existing LDAP entries
- Updating existing LDAP Entries
- Password attributes
- Support different password hash options
- Validate password is correct
- JpegPhoto Create/Delete
- JpegPhoto Display
- ObjectClass Add/Remove
- Add additional required attributes (for ObjectClass Addition)
- Remove existing required attributes (for ObjectClass Removal)
- Add additional values to Attributes that support multiple values
- Delete extra values for Attributes that support multiple values
- Delete Attributes
- Password attributes
- Templates to enable entries to conform to a custom standard
- Login to LDAP server
- Configure login by a specific attribute
- Logout LDAP server
- Export entries as an LDAP
- Import LDIF
- Schema Browser
- Is there something missing?
Support is known for these LDAP servers:
- OpenLDAP
- OpenDJ
- Microsoft Active Directory
If there is an LDAP server that you have that you would like to have supported, please open an issue to request it. You might need to provide access, provide a copy or instructions to get an environment for testing. If you have enabled support for an LDAP server not listed above, please provide a pull request for consideration.
Getting Help
The best place to get help with PLA (new and old) is on Stack Overflow.
Found a bug?
If you have found a bug, and can provide detailed instructions so that it can be reproduced, please open an issue and provide those details.
Before opening a ticket, please check to see if it hasnt already been reported, and if it has, please provide any additional information that will help it be fixed.
TIP: Issues opened with:
- details enabling the problem to be reproduced,
- including (if appropriate) an LDIF with the data that exhibits the problem,
- a patch (or a git pull request) to fix the problem
will be looked at first :)
THANK YOU
Over the years, many, many, many people have supported PLA with either their time, their coding or with financial donations. I have tried to send an email to acknowledge each contribution, and if you havent seen anything personally from me, I am sorry, but please know that I do appreciate all the help I get, in whatever form it is provided.
Again, Thank You.