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Admin: /* Login through LDAP */

2016-02-19T13:09:28Z

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	== Login through LDAP ==		== Login through LDAP ==
	The goal is to allow all users that already have an account in our freeipa system to be able to login to the portal. To activate LDAP authentication, log in as admin of the portal, go to "Control Panel", in "Portal Settings", and click on "Authentication" on the menu on the right side. You see the different authentication methods (General, LDAP, CAS,...) : click on LDAP, check the checkbox "Enabled", and in the "LDAP servers" section, click on "Add" and give the following information :		The goal is to allow all users that already have an account in our freeipa system to be able to login to the portal. To activate LDAP authentication, log in as admin of the portal, go to "Control Panel", in "Portal Settings", and click on "Authentication" on the menu on the right side. You see the different authentication methods (General, LDAP, CAS,...) : click on LDAP, check the checkbox "Enabled", and in the "LDAP servers" section, click on "Add" and give the following information :
	* Server name : freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be
	* Base provider URL : ldap://freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be:389		* Server name : freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be
	* Base DN : dc=wn,dc=iihe,dc=ac,dc=be		* Base provider URL : ldap://freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be:389
	* Principal : uid=admin,ou=system		* Base DN : dc=wn,dc=iihe,dc=ac,dc=be
	* Credentials : guess what		* Principal : uid=admin,ou=system
			* Credentials : guess what
	Test the connexion by clicking on the "Test LDAP Connexion" button.		Test the connexion by clicking on the "Test LDAP Connexion" button.

	In the "Users" section :		In the "Users" section :
	* Authentication Search Filter : (mail=@email_address@)		* Authentication Search Filter : (mail=@email_address@)
	* Import Search Filter : (objectClass=person)		* Import Search Filter : (objectClass=person)
	* Screen Name : uid		* Screen Name : uid
	* Password : userPassword		* Password : userPassword
	* Email Address : mail		* Email Address : mail
	* First Name : givenName		* First Name : givenName
	* Last Name : sn		* Last Name : sn
	* Job Title : title		* Job Title : title
	These values are in fact the default values, except for "Screen Name" : set to "uid" instead of "cn". Click on the "Test LDAP Users" button to check...		These values are in fact the default values, except for "Screen Name" : set to "uid" instead of "cn". Click on the "Test LDAP Users" button to check...

Admin: /* Login through LDAP */

2016-02-19T13:07:47Z

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	* Job Title : title		* Job Title : title
	These values are in fact the default values, except for "Screen Name" : set to "uid" instead of "cn". Click on the "Test LDAP Users" button to check...		These values are in fact the default values, except for "Screen Name" : set to "uid" instead of "cn". Click on the "Test LDAP Users" button to check...

			For the rest of the sections, you can keep the default values.

			Click on "Save" button at the bottom of the screen.

Admin: /* Login through LDAP */

2016-02-19T13:06:40Z

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	* Credentials : guess what		* Credentials : guess what
	Test the connexion by clicking on the "Test LDAP Connexion" button.		Test the connexion by clicking on the "Test LDAP Connexion" button.

			In the "Users" section :
			* Authentication Search Filter : (mail=@email_address@)
			* Import Search Filter : (objectClass=person)
			* Screen Name : uid
			* Password : userPassword
			* Email Address : mail
			* First Name : givenName
			* Last Name : sn
			* Job Title : title
			These values are in fact the default values, except for "Screen Name" : set to "uid" instead of "cn". Click on the "Test LDAP Users" button to check...

Admin: /* Mail notification */

2016-02-19T12:51:52Z

Mail notification

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	Log in as an admin user, go to the "Control Panel", and in the vertical menu on the left, in section "Portal", click on "Portal settings". In the menu on the right, click on "Email Notifications", and then change the email address of the sender (by default it is test@liferay.com, put a real valid email from VUB instead).		Log in as an admin user, go to the "Control Panel", and in the vertical menu on the left, in section "Portal", click on "Portal settings". In the menu on the right, click on "Email Notifications", and then change the email address of the sender (by default it is test@liferay.com, put a real valid email from VUB instead).

			== Notification of admins by email upon account creation ==
			We haven't found a proper way in Liferay to automatically send an email to admins when a new account is created. To workaround the problem, we have created a script that checks every 15' minutes the portal database, to see if a new account has been created...

			[TO BE CONTINUED]

			== Login through LDAP ==
			The goal is to allow all users that already have an account in our freeipa system to be able to login to the portal. To activate LDAP authentication, log in as admin of the portal, go to "Control Panel", in "Portal Settings", and click on "Authentication" on the menu on the right side. You see the different authentication methods (General, LDAP, CAS,...) : click on LDAP, check the checkbox "Enabled", and in the "LDAP servers" section, click on "Add" and give the following information :
			* Server name : freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be
			* Base provider URL : ldap://freeipa.wn.iihe.ac.be:389
			* Base DN : dc=wn,dc=iihe,dc=ac,dc=be
			* Principal : uid=admin,ou=system
			* Credentials : guess what
			Test the connexion by clicking on the "Test LDAP Connexion" button.

Stephane GERARD at 13:49, 28 October 2015

2015-10-28T13:49:33Z

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			{{DISPLAYTITLE: Portal configuration}}
	== Mail notification ==		== Mail notification ==
	Requirement : the postfix daemon must be running on port 25.		Requirement : the postfix daemon must be running on port 25.

	Log in as an admin user, go to the "Control Panel", and in the vertical menu on the left, in section "Portal", click on "Portal settings". In the menu on the right, click on "Email Notifications", and then change the email address of the sender (by default it is test@liferay.com, put a real valid email from VUB instead).		Log in as an admin user, go to the "Control Panel", and in the vertical menu on the left, in section "Portal", click on "Portal settings". In the menu on the right, click on "Email Notifications", and then change the email address of the sender (by default it is test@liferay.com, put a real valid email from VUB instead).

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2015-10-28T13:48:27Z

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== Mail notification ==
Requirement : the postfix daemon must be running on port 25.

Log in as an admin user, go to the "Control Panel", and in the vertical menu on the left, in section "Portal", click on "Portal settings". In the menu on the right, click on "Email Notifications", and then change the email address of the sender (by default it is test@liferay.com, put a real valid email from VUB instead).