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| Redmine is an nice project and tracking tool. | Redmine is a nice project and tracking tool. |
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| In redmine go to adminstartion -> ldap auth Make an new ldap connection and enter the following |
In redmine go to administration -> ldap auth Make a new ldap connection and enter the following |
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| * Email = uid ( if you are usin mail in you ebox you can change this to "email" | * Email = uid ( if you are using mail in you ebox you can change this to "email" |
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| So that should do the config. As sone as an user loggins in to redmine with there ldap config an new redmine user will be created. And after that you can give the user acces to projekts. | So that should do the config. As soon as a user logs in in to redmine with their ldap config, a new redmine user will be created. And after that you can give the user access to projects. |
Redmine is a nice project and tracking tool. I use it all the time with ebox.
Set upp ldap with redmine
In redmine go to administration -> ldap auth Make a new ldap connection and enter the following
- name = ebox
- host = ip to you ebox
- Port = 389
- Account = Blank
- Password = Blank
- Base DN = ou=Users,dc=elino,dc=se ( change dc=elino,dc=se with your ldap base )
- On the fly creation = yes
- Login = uid
- Firstname = givenName
- Lastname = sn
- Email = uid ( if you are using mail in you ebox you can change this to "email"
So that should do the config. As soon as a user logs in in to redmine with their ldap config, a new redmine user will be created. And after that you can give the user access to projects.