Try src/mod/directories/mod_ldap/mod_ldap.c and src/mod/xml_int/mod_xml_ldap/mod_xml_ldap.c This is the code that makes it possible. John Skopis <john+fs@skopis.com <john%2Bfs@skopis.com>> is the guy who was working on it. On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 8:50 AM, Adrian Gschwend <ktk@netlabs.org> wrote:
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Hi group,
I know this topic comes up every few months so sorry for bringing it up again ;)
I use FreeSWITCH for our open source project for quite some time now and we are very happy with it. To manage users I just use LDAP and every application (Wiki, TRAC, Apache, XMPP...) is connecting to the directory for users & authentication. So I would like to do the same for FreeSWITCH.
Googling a bit around I found some old postings on this mailinglist, namely the one from Anthony where he explains a bit about mod_ldap:
http://lists.freeswitch.org/pipermail/freeswitch-users/2008-May/003382.html
Quoting that mail:
"Now also in mod_ldap, there is some code someone recently contributed to tie our XML interface to LDAP, This is more interesting because then when anything in FreeSWITCH tries to lookup a user, dialplan entry or anything else in our XML config, all the important details are passed to LDAP where it can make a query, pull the info out of LDAP and deliver it back to FreeSWITCH as the XML it was looking for. This allows you to make all of the registrations, dialplan etc real time driven by LDAP, you can also bind a perl or lua script to this operation as well as mod_xml_curl who will turn the request into an HTTP post to a web server to fetch the data."
That's basically what I need. My idea is to not create an XML file for every user but to tell (in an XML file I guess) that the phone numbers, username & password can be found in a directory.
I do have quite some experience in LDAP debugging and I can code a bit as long as I don't have to mess with pointers ;) So where should I study some code to figure out how that works exactly? I promise to document it once I got it to work as I think more people want to have that feature as well.
thanks
Adrian
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