rtevyncke wrote:

We now do authentication with apache directly which works very well.

There is a good step-by-step instructions on how to get apache ldap working and linked with piwigo users. http://anotheritblog.net/2014/07/17/piw … ntication/

The two problem with apache authentication is that users cannot disconnect and password are in plain text in each http header request.

If the function call for trigger_action is renamed to trigger_notify, the plugin seems working yet.
The followings are the changes attempted.

--- plugins/Ldap_Login/main.inc.php.org    2014-02-09 18:32:24.000000000 +0900
+++ plugins/Ldap_Login/main.inc.php    2015-12-29 14:58:43.010889602 +0900
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@
    $obj->ldap_conn() or die("Unable to connect LDAP server : ".$ldap->getErrorString());

    if (!$obj->ldap_bind_as($username,$password)){ // bind with userdn
-        trigger_action('login_failure', stripslashes($username));
+        trigger_notify('login_failure', stripslashes($username));
        return false; // wrong password
    }

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@
   // if query is not empty, it means everything is ok and we can continue, auth is done !
       if (!empty($row['id'])) {
           log_user($row['id'], $remember_me);
-          trigger_action('login_success', stripslashes($username));
+          trigger_notify('login_success', stripslashes($username));
           return true;
       }
      
@@ -99,13 +99,13 @@
            //$row = pwg_db_fetch_assoc(pwg_query($query));

            log_user($new_id, False);
-            trigger_action('login_success', stripslashes($username));
+            trigger_notify('login_success', stripslashes($username));
            redirect('profile.php');
            return true;
        }
        // else : this is the normal behavior ! user is not created.
        else {
-        trigger_action('login_failure', stripslashes($username));
+        trigger_notify('login_failure', stripslashes($username));
        return false;
        }
       }