[Rt-devel] LDAP Authentication module does not place users under "Everyone"

Tim Coles Tim_Coles at spring.com
Mon Nov 23 11:37:44 EST 2009


Unprivileged users get a different interface to that of privileged
users. What rights are you trying to give to 'Everyone'?


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n.chrysandreas at albourne.com
Sent: 23 November 2009 16:25
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Subject: Re: [Rt-devel] LDAP Authentication module does not place users
under "Everyone"

>> Hi, 
>> 
>> I've configured RT (3.8.5) to authenticate users using LDAP by adding
the plugin RT::Authen::ExternalAuth.
>> My problem is that no user is under the global group "Everyone", thus
any permissions I give to the Everyone group does not get >applied to
all (or any) of the users. 
>> The same thing goes with the "Unprivileged" group.
>> I have read somewhere that the authentication module does not place
users under the right groups as it should.
>
>Where did you read this?

Not able to find the link at the moment but if I stumble upon it again
I'll let you know.

>> Has anyone faced the same problem? Any suggestions how I can get
around it? 
>
>With your configuration, users will be placed in the Unprivileged
>group and the Everyone group.  That is managed by RT, not the module.  

Yes, this was what I expected too but unfortunately this is not
happening. It seems that my RT will only place users into the Privileged
group when I give them the "Let this user be granted rights" in the
Access Control of the user.

I tried creating a user manually to verify that the module is not
responsible for this problem and indeed you're right.
When created the user and loged in as him I still do not get the rights
that I have defined for Everyone and Unprivileged.
The only options I have in the left side bar is to view the user's open
and closed tickets and create a new one. 

Any idea what might be causing this problem or were I should start
looking?

Thanks
-Nik


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