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| 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. | So that should do the config. As soon as a user logs 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 up 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 to redmine with their ldap config, a new redmine user will be created. And after that you can give the user access to projects.