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LdapConnector
LDAP Connector – A quick way to login and get user details from a LDAP AD or Open LDAP server.
As part of creating a Single Sign On (SSO) solution to Open LDAP and Active Directory (AD) I needed to validate users against their LDAP User Name and Password. I also wanted to pull some basic user information like their display name, Email address and Group Membership.
This composer package provides that very limited LDAP functionality, implemented with a consistent interface across both AD and Open LDAP.
This package also forces TLS only connections to the LDAP server. The public certificate for the LDAP server MUST be available to the PHP server's chain of trust.
TODO:
add password change:
Found hint as to how at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/997424/active-directory-vs-openldap
CLI Testing Quick Start
Make sure you have Docker and Docker Compose installed.
docker-compose run composer installdocker-compose run phpunit
PHPStorm Testing Quick Start
-
File->Settings->PHP->CLI Interpreter->...
- + From Docker ...
- Docker Compose
- Server: Docker
- Configuration file(s): .\docker-compose.yml
- Service: phpunit
-
File->Settings->Languages & Frameworks->PHP->Test Frameworks
- + PHPUnit by Remote Interpreter
- CLI Interpreter: ldap_test:latest
- PHPUnit library * Use Composer autoloader
- Path to script: /opt/project/vendor/autoload.php
- Default configuration file: /opt/project/phpunit.xml.dist
- Run->Edit Configurations
- + PHPUnit
- Name Docker PHPUnit
- Defined in configuration file
Usage Example
Interactive Testing
The interactive testing code is in bin\test_ldap.php.
docker-compose run composer installdocker-compose run bashtest_ldap.php- LDAP Username:
testUser - Password:
test
To test with your own LDAP setup change the line
LDAP_SERVER: LOOPBACK:us.loopback.world:DC=us,DC=loopback,DC=world:OpenLDAP in the file docker-compose.yml to point
to your own server and restart the docker-compose command.
This Interactive Testing session uses XDebug, change the XDebug line to match your setup.
Mock LdapAdapters
The LdapAdapter is mostly a wrapper for code that is difficult to unit test. To make TDD simpler, I created mock versions of this hard to unit test code.
Two versions of the LdapAdapter were created. The first, LdapAdMockAdapter.php is for mocking a connection to a
Microsoft Active Directory LDAP server. The accepted bind and the returned search results simulate a connection to
Microsoft AD over LDAP.
The second mock LdapOpenLdapMockAdatper.php, simulates a connection to a Open LDAP server.
Using both mocks it was possible to do TDD using these mocks as stand ins for the real LDAP servers.
