Thanks a lot for the filter, this helps me a lot :)

It is possible you retrieve your users emails as well as their username.

Do it :

Modify the source code of auth_ldap module.

open users_ldap.py go to map_ldap_attributes methode.

replace this code :

values = { 'name': ldap_entry[1]['cn'][0],

'login': login,

'company_id': conf['company'],

}

by this:

if(ldap_entry[1].has_key('mail')):

values = { 'name': ldap_entry[1]['cn'][0],

'login': login,

'company_id': conf['company'],

'email': ldap_entry[1]['mail'][0],

}

else:

values = { 'name': ldap_entry[1]['cn'][0],

'login': login,

'company_id': conf['company'],

}

best regards.

Hello sulliwan, I just got the same issue here. have you got success can you share your experience. thanks

Your filter depends on the LDAP server and what you want as username. With an LDAP browser (search on internet) you can see and check what your LDAP filter and LDAP base should be set to. For example I have "sAMAccountName=%s" as filter and "OU=SBSUsers,OU=Users,OU=MyBusiness,DC=DOMAIN,DC=local" as base. LDAP is on a SBS2011 server. Users can log on to OpenERP with their own username & password.