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@gilzow Call me overly paranoid, but I sent you the information you requested in a Facebook message as I didn’t know any other private way to reach you.

As for the other question, I have no idea about the magic quotes but as I’m the admin of our WordPress installation I could check it if it helps.

The user with the troublesome password reported back to me that there is still a problem with login.

I also deleted my user in order to see what details are there when using the original wpDirAuth.php:
– Username is OK (same username as in our intra)
– First and Last Names are blank
– Nickname is quite OK (firstname_lastname)
– Display name is blank
– E-mail is OK

Hi Paul,

My DC is set to something like ed.es.xxx.net:389 (I cannot reveal full details because of our company’s intranet), and the account filter is ‘uid’.

I tried to work with this DC without modifying anything, but it seems that WordPress cannot get anything returned to keys sn and givenname. We have a web based LDAP client and this also doesn’t show any details like that, the closest one having my full name is displayName, but I didn’t get that one to work either. DisplayName seems to be the same kind of string as I see in Microsoft Outlook’s mail recipients.

For these reasons, I am using PHP magic to strip the user’s first and last name from the ‘mail’ key.

Regarding 1.6.0 version, I installed it to one of our WordPress servers and now I’m waiting for the user with the troublesome password to give it a go. I’ll let you know how it works.