> Hi,
>
> I've just set up an OpenUpload website, and will probably keep it and
> use it in production.
>
> Currently my test platform uses two modes :
>
> 1. Unregistered users (no authentication)
> 2. Authentified users (against LDAP/AD).
>
> This works very well, but I'd like to be able to restrict
> unregistered
> users, so that they can only send files to a specific email domain
> adress. Is that possible ? The purpose is to allow my internet users
> (authentified against AD) to send files everywhere they need, but I'd
> like unregistered (ie external) users to be only able to send files
> to
> internal users (and not to other external users).
>
> I hope I did myself clear :-)
>
> BTW, is there anyway to log users automatically with NTLM ?
Hi.
Nope this is not actually implemented. It should be relatively easy to
implement it in the current e-mail plugin, by adding a new configuration
option for "restricted domains"
and then restrict the unregistered.
You could also have a look at the assigntouser plugin or even check the
"invitation" functionality of the svn version.
I had a look to implement the ntlm authentication, but it's not the
easiest to implement and probably is web server dependant.
It's easyer to authenticate against AD and let the browser save the
password.
I welcome patches, though :)
Alessandro
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