Hello everyone, in previous forums I commented about a problem I had with my UserMultipleLDAP when I migrated from version 2. 7 to 3 and I noticed that I was missing some extensions (knowitop-multi-ldap-auth and ldap-data-collector- 1_3_0 this last one synchronizes with the active directory) as well as server configurations but I still had the same problem so I tried to create a user under the type UserMultipleLDAP from scratch to see what was going wrong until it allowed me to see that it did allow me to access the application successfully so also allowed me to see the results in the user tables so I decided to check in the DB and noticed that in the new version in the priv_user table has a new column called log_index and there generates a blob in bin format now the detail is that I want to know if there is a way to automate that change for all my users. Thanks!
ok update it turns out that I found another table where it was related to the priv_user table and it is called priv_user_ldap so I made a procedure to transfer that data so I could make my request and it worked without the need of a blob.
INSERT INTO priv_user_ldap (id, finalclass)
SELECT id, finalclass FROM priv_user;
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Hello everyone, in previous forums I commented about a problem I had with my UserMultipleLDAP when I migrated from version 2. 7 to 3 and I noticed that I was missing some extensions (knowitop-multi-ldap-auth and ldap-data-collector- 1_3_0 this last one synchronizes with the active directory) as well as server configurations but I still had the same problem so I tried to create a user under the type UserMultipleLDAP from scratch to see what was going wrong until it allowed me to see that it did allow me to access the application successfully so also allowed me to see the results in the user tables so I decided to check in the DB and noticed that in the new version in the priv_user table has a new column called log_index and there generates a blob in bin format now the detail is that I want to know if there is a way to automate that change for all my users. Thanks!
ok update it turns out that I found another table where it was related to the priv_user table and it is called priv_user_ldap so I made a procedure to transfer that data so I could make my request and it worked without the need of a blob.
INSERT INTO priv_user_ldap (id, finalclass)
SELECT id, finalclass FROM priv_user;
Indeed, I just thought you'd also need to specify the LDAP server to use. :)