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SID-00213: Mapping Login- to Wikiname

Status: Answered Answered TWiki version: 4.2.0 Perl version: 5.8.8
Category: Server OS: SLES 10.3 Last update: 17 years ago

Hi, I've tried to map the login name (assumed from LDAP like p0123456) to Wikinames. I wasn't sure in which order login- and wikiname is written in TWikiUsers so I tried

and but both doesn't works frown Here some settings I have done in LocalSite.cfg which are maybe important:

$TWiki::cfg{Register}{AllowLoginName} = 1; $TWiki::cfg{Ldap}{NormalizeWikiNames} = 0; $TWiki::cfg{MapUserToWikiName} = 1;

Greetings daniel

-- DanielPerabo - 23 Mar 2009

Discussion and Answer

In my case, I had to prefix the login name with the domain name, like so:

  • DanielPerabo - YOURDOMAIN\P0123456 - 23 Mar 2009

-- SeanCMorgan - 23 Mar 2009

{MapUserToWikiName} is deprecated in 4.2 release. The LdapContrib ships with a TWiki::Users::LdapUserMapping user mapper, but that one assumes you use the LdapContrib internal construction of WikiName from LDAP's first name and last name. Use the TWiki::Users::TWikiUserMapping if you want to use the TWikiUsers page for user mapping.

-- PeterThoeny - 24 Mar 2009

I works, thx smile

-- DanielPerabo - 24 Mar 2009

It works, thx smile

-- DanielPerabo - 24 Mar 2009

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TWiki version 4.2.0
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