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https://github.com/benweissmann/ldap-rails

Radically simple LDAP authentication for Rails.
https://github.com/benweissmann/ldap-rails

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Radically simple LDAP authentication for Rails.

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# LDAP-Rails

## Radically simple LDAP authentication

ldap-rails is a Rails plugin that makes it easy to authenticate users against
your organization's LDAP server.

It's designed for Rails 3.1 and above.

ldap-rails is developed and maintained by
[Ben Weissmann](http://benweissmann.com). If you have bug reports or
feature requests, please
[file an issue](https://github.com/benweissmann/ldap-rails/issues) or email
me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

## Setup

1. Add "gem ldap-rails" to your Gemfile.
2. Run "bundle install" to install the new gem.
3. Run "rails generate ldap_auth ldap.your-org.com"

That's it. You're done. Users will be presented with a login form when they
visit your site, and will need to log in with LDAP before they can access your
site.

## Configuration

ldap-rails will try to guess your LDAP server's configuration based on the
the URL you give to the rails generate command. Note that you can specify
the for as part of the URL -- for example, if your LDAP server runs on port
1000, use "rails generate ldap_auth ldap.your-org.com:1000". ldap-rails will
automatically try to use and SSL connection to your LDAP server if your LDAP
server is on port 636.

You can customize the LDAP connection configuration after you've run the
generator in config/initializer/ldap_auth.rb. See the instruction in that
file for more detail.

## Roadmap

Planned features:

* Access control based on LDAP groups.
* Integration with ActiveRecord to easily store authenticated users in your
database.

## License

ldap-rails is licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.txt for details.