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My understanding was that USERNAME_PASSWORD_AUTHENTICATION_ENABLED=true would allow to log in with the non ldap user even though ldap authentication is activated. But I guess I'm wrong. How could I circumvent that? Thanks very much for the help.
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My understanding was that USERNAME_PASSWORD_AUTHENTICATION_ENABLED=true would allow to log in with the non ldap user even though ldap authentication is activated. But I guess I'm wrong. How could I circumvent that? Thanks very much for the help.
Unfortunately as you discovered, CDash's LDAP authentication currently blocks "regular" (database) authentication when it is enabled. We'll keep your use case in mind as we work to improve and expand our authentication support in CDash.
Bug report
Expected Behavior
being able to login with both ldap and local user
Actual Behavior
ldap user is logging in correctly but existing local user can't login.
CDash Version
v3.2.3
Additional Information
in the .env file, using this:
can login correctly,
Using
An ldap user can correctly login, but user [email protected] can't login anymore. The testing.INFO logs shows
My understanding was that
USERNAME_PASSWORD_AUTHENTICATION_ENABLED=true
would allow to log in with the non ldap user even though ldap authentication is activated. But I guess I'm wrong. How could I circumvent that? Thanks very much for the help.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: