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LDAP Config options not recognized by LDAPAuthenticator #58
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I have the same problem, c'mon you have those options in README file why it doesn't work now? I have openldap running with admin user and ldapsearch works this way:
So I critically need those two variables to work: Here's my jupyter config:
output of jupyter:
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@minrk we need you so much in here :) |
Usually it's helpful to list the versions of all possible modules which could play a part in the problem. at a minimum that would be JupyterHub and LDAPAuthenticator versions. Also the python & platform versions as well. It works fine for me, but I'm on py36/win64, |
@dhirschfeld Please find the version details below: Jupyterhub: 0.8.0 I have 2 different versions of python, default one which is included in PATH is Python 2.7.12 :: Anaconda 4.2.0 (64-bit) and another one (in /opt/anaconda3/bin/python3 --version) is Python 3.6.3 :: Anaconda, Inc. I am using below command to start JupyterHub: Kindly guide to resolve the issue. Thanks ! |
1.1 was released a long time ago. I'f you look at the diff: 1.1...master ...the functionality you're wanting was added after 1.1. There hasn't been a release since so if you want that functionality it looks like you'll need to run off master. |
@dhirschfeld |
I think you can close this. I've had other issues in there, so I've just simplified my life. For example if you'll use bind like this |
@satishagrawal03 - pip install will install the last released version which as I mentioned is too old. IIUC you can use pip to install the GitHub master branch like so:
Obviously requires that you have git installed. |
@dhirschfeld Thanks for your inputs, I was able to resolve the issue after upgrading and am able to login now. But only with those users who are available in UNIX system also. As highlighted earlier, all the LDAP users are not present in the local system nor I wish to create them. Could you please confirm if it is possible to authenticate users against LDAP without user availability/creation in local system. Currently, I am getting below error for users not available in local system. Kindly guide.
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Same for me, I opened #67 issue that is the same result on my local machine |
I have the same bug.
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@tedstrauss - please install from GitHub:
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I tried this. And upgraded to PIP 3.x and tried again. |
Closing as this will be "fixed" by #70 and there is a workaround (install from master) in the meantime |
Hi All,
I have configured the parameters as per the instructions to authenticate users using LDAPAuthenticator.
But I am getting few errors while starting JupyterHub and unable to authenticate users. Can anyone please help me on this. Please note LDAP users are not present in the local system nor I wish to create them. Hope it is possible to authenticate users against LDAP without need of user creation in local system. Correct me if am wrong.
JupyterHub startup Logs:
Here is my jupyterhub_config.py:
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