schakko

Hey guys,
during authentication the entered username and password is used for the binding. At least this is the behavior in ADI 2.x. The authenticated connection is re-used for synchronizing the user’s account.

Have you more information about your Active Directory configuration? I do not really understand which setting inside the Active Directory let ADI fail. For ADI 2 I’d be glad to fix this issue.

semargl, please check the error.log of your Apache webserver. It might be possible that PHP’s OpenSSL support has not been compiled into the core or the php_openssl has not been loaded.

Hi Marcus,
thank you for this feature request. I added it to our internal bugtracker (#ADI-145).

The auto-login/SSO feature highly depends upon your network environment. We are planning to release some documentation describing the problem and its possible solutions in the mid of this year.

Hi Miralbe,
WordPress roles can only be assigned to Windows security groups and not to organizational units.
You have to use the “Role Equivalent Groups” feature of ADI to assign a security group to a WordPress role.

ADI already makes use of service accounts. They are internally called “Sync Back User” and “Bulk Import User”.
For ADI 2.0 we already changed the translation to “Service Account”.

Hey guys,
I added this feature request as ADI-141 to our internal bugtracker. Will be most likely included in ADI 2.0.