NAME
Connector::Proxy::Net::LDAP
DESCRIPTION
This is the base class for all LDAP Proxy modules. It does not offer any external functionality but bundles common configuration options.
USAGE
minimal setup
my $conn = Connector::Proxy::Net::LDAP->new({
LOCATION => 'ldap://localhost:389',
base => 'dc=example,dc=org',
filter => '(cn=[% ARGS.0 %])',
});
$conn->get('John Doe');
Above code will run a query of cn=test@example.org against the server
using an anonymous bind.
using bind credentials
my $conn = Connector::Proxy::Net::LDAP->new( {
LOCATION => 'ldap://localhost:389',
base => 'dc=example,dc=org',
filter => '(cn=[% ARGS.0 %])',
binddn => 'cn=admin,dc=openxpki,dc=org',
password => 'admin',
attrs => ['usercertificate;binary','usercertificate'],
});
Uses bind credentials and queries for entries having (at least) one of the mentioned attributes.
connection control
Following controls are passed to Net::LDAP->new from class parameters with the same name, see Net::LDAP for details.
- timeout
- keepalive
- multihomed
- localaddr
- debug
- raw
-
Enables utf8 for returned attribute values. The default value is qr/;binary/, set this to a Regex reference to change the attribute pattern for utf8 conversion or set undef to disable it.
SSL connection options
SSl related options are passed to Net::LDAP->new, see Net::LDAP for details. The attribute names in brackets are identical to the ones used in the HTTP based connectors and mapped to their equivalents.
Note that mapping takes place at first init, so modifications to those values after the first connection will not be visibile. The native parameter names are superior.
- verify (ssl_ignore_mode - 'reqiured' if true)
- sslversion
- ciphers
- capath (ca_certificate_path)
- cafile (ca_certificate_file)
- clientcert (certificate_file)
- clientkey (certificate_key_file)
- checkcrl
setting values
You can control how existing attributes in the node are treated setting the action parameter in the connectors base configuration.
connector:
LOCATION:...
....
action: replace
- replace
-
This is the default (the action parameter may be omitted). The passed value is set as the only value in the attribute. Any values (even if there are more than one) are removed. If undef is passed, the whole attribute is removed from the node.
- append
-
The given value is appended to exisiting attributes. If undef is passed, the request is ignored.
- delete
-
The given value is deleted from the attribute entry. If there are more items in the attribute, the remaining values are left untouched. If the value is not present or undef is passed, the request is ignored.
autocreation of missing nodes
If you want the connector to autocreate missing nodes (on a set operation), you need to provide the ldap properties for each rdn item.
schema:
cn:
objectclass: inetOrgPerson pkiUser
values:
sn: copy:self
ou: IT Department
You can specify multiple objectclass entries seperated by space or as list.
The objects attribute matching the RDN component is always set, you can use the special word copy:self
to copy the attribute value within the object. The values section is optional.
If schema for CN is given and the filter does not find a result, the node name is constructed from using the first path argument as CN and the base dn of the connector as path. All defined attribute values that have been passed are also added to the object on creation. Auto-Creation is not applied if action is set to delete.
For creating the actual leaf node, there are additional options by adding the node create to the configuration.
set another component class for the node
create:
rdnkey: emailAddress
Will use the given class name with the first argument as value plus the base dn to build the node DN. The old syntax with rdnkey + value pattern (which was broken anyway) is no longer supported, use the full rdn template as given below if required.
set another path to the node
create:
basedn: ou=Webservers,ou=Servers,dc=company,dc=org
use templating to generate the local component
The given base dn will be prefixed with the component assigned to the leaf, e.g. cn=www.example.org,ou=Webservers,ou=Servers,dc=company,dc=org
use templating to generate the local component
create:
rdn: emailAddress=[% ARGS.0 %]
Same result as the first example, the path arguments are all in ARGS, additional data (depends on the subclass implementation) are made available in the DATA key.
Multivalued RDNs can be constructed using a list:
create:
rdn:
- emailAddress=[% ARGS.0 %]
- CN=[% ARGS.1 %]
use temlating for full DN
create:
dn: emailAddress=[% ARGS.0 %],ou=People,dc=company,dc=org
Same as setting basedn and rdn, components of the path are created if there is a matching schema definition. Limitation: this module does not support different value patterns for the same class name.
Full example using Connector::Multi
[ca1]
myrepo@ = connector:connectors.ldap
[connectors]
[connectors.ldap]
class = Connector::Proxy::Net::LDAP
LOCATION = ldap://ldaphost:389
base = dc=openxpki,dc=org
filter = (cn=[% ARGS.0 %])
attrs = userCertificate;binary
binddn = cn=admin,dc=openxpki,dc=org
password = admin
action = replace
[connectors.ldap.create]
basedn: ou=Webservers,ou=Server CA3,dc=openxpki,dc=org
rdnkey: cn
value: [% ARGS.0 %]
[connectors.ldap.schema.cn]
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
[connectors.ldap.schema.cn.values]
sn: copy:self
[connectors.ldap.schema.ou]
objectclass: organizationalUnit
internal methods
_getByDN
Search a node by DN.
$self->_getByDN( 'cn=John Doe,ou=people,dc=openxpki,dc=org' );
Returns the ldap entry object or undef if not found. Pass {create =
1}> and configure your connector to auto create a new node if none is found.
_createPathItem
Used internally by _getByDN to create new nodes.
_triggerAutoCreate
Used internally to assemble the DN for a missing node. Returns the ldap entry or undef if autocreation is not possible.
_splitDN
Very simple approch to split a DN path into its components. Please do not use quoting of path components, as this is not supported. RDNs must be split by a Comma, Comma inside a value must be escaped using a backslash character. Multivalued RDNs are not supported.
_run_search
This is a wrapper for
my $mesg = $ldap->search( $self->_build_search_options( $args, $param ) );
that will take care of stale/lost connections to the server. The result object is returned by the method, the ldap object is taken from the class.