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# This is the default configuration for CatDap. You should not need to
# modify it, unless you actually want to fix some default behaviour
# that is configured below
#
# For site-specific configuration, copy this file (catdap.yml) to
# have a _local suffix (catdap_local.yml) and make your changes there.
# Note that you only need to keep configuration sections that differ,
# the rest will be inherited
name: CatDap
default_view: Web
organisation: Mageia
project_url: http://www.mageia.org/
apptitle: Mageia Identity Management
emailfrom: noreply@mageia.org
Model::Proxy:
base: ou=People,dc=mageia,dc=org
dn: cn=catdap,ou=System Accounts,dc=mageia,dc=org
password: FIXME
host: ldap.mageia.org
start_tls: 1
options:
inet6: 1
# dn and password should not be required here, we rebind with credentials
# from the authenticated user using Model::LDAP::FromAuthentication
Model::User:
base: dc=mageia,dc=org
host: ldap.mageia.org
start_tls: 1
register:
login_blacklist:
- apache
authentication:
default_realm: ldap
realms:
ldap:
credential:
class: Password
password_field: password
password_type: self_check
store:
class: LDAP
ldap_server: 'ldap.mageia.org'
ldap_server_options:
inet6: 1
start_tls: 1
binddn: cn=catdap,ou=System Accounts,dc=mageia,dc=org
bindpw: FIXME
user_basedn: "ou=people,dc=mageia,dc=org"
user_filter: '(&(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)(uid=%s))'
user_scope: 'one'
user_field: 'uid'
use_roles: 1
role_basedn: 'dc=mageia,dc=org'
role_scope: 'sub'
role_field: 'cn'
role_value: 'dn'
role_filter: '(member=%s)'
role_search_as_user: 1
Controller::User:
# Attributes that the user can edit. Attributes present but not listed here
# will be show (if not in skip_attrs), but the form will not allow editing.
# Note that the actual access contols should be implemented on the LDAP side,
# that is where they belong, or you are being inconsistent if users have other
# means to access LDAP
editable_attrs:
- cn
- sn
- givenName
- mail
- mobile
- roomNumber
- secretary
- mailForwardingAddress
- sshPublicKey
# Currently not used, we only respect editable_attrs
uneditable_attrs:
- uid
# - uidNumber
# - gidNumber
# - homeDirectory
# - host
# - manager
# - krb5PrincipalName
# List of attributes which are not displayed at all in the user view
skip_attrs:
- objectClass
- krb5Key
- sambaMungedDial
- sambaPasswordHistory
- userPassword
- sambaLMPassword
- sambaNTPassword
- sambaPwdMustChange
- sambaSID
- sambaPrimaryGroupSID
- sambaAcctFlags
- sambaPwdCanChange
- sambaPwdLastSet
- sambaKickOffTime
- sambaUserWorkstations
- sambaLogonTime
- krb5KeyVersionNumber
- krb5PasswordEnd
- krb5MaxLife
- krb5MaxRenew
- krb5KDCFlags
- shadowLastChange
- shadowWarning
- shadowMax
- shadowMin
- shadowInactive
- shadowExpire
- shadowFlag
Plugin::Captcha:
new:
gd_font: giant
width: 100
height: 40
lines: 7
create:
- normal
- rect
particle:
- 100
gd_font: giant
Plugin::Session:
expires: 600
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