*/
public function connect($hostName, $port)
{
- /*
- * LDAPS is not working because even if port 363 is specified,
- * BookStack tries to open a LDAP connection on the LDAPS channel.
- * The if-clause below fixed this, although it would be better to
- * change the settings in .env from
- * LDAP_SERVER=servername:port
- * to
- * LDAP_SERVER=ldap://servername:389
- * LDAP_SERVER=ldaps://servername:363
- * in order to be compatible with non-standard setups. Currently,
- * specifying ldap:// or ldaps:// results in an error because BookStack
- * splits at ":" and takes the seconds chunk (in this case "//servername"
- * as the port value.
- */
- if ($port == 363)
- {
- $hostName = "ldaps://".$hostName;
- }
return ldap_connect($hostName, $port);
}
throw new LdapException(trans('errors.ldap_extension_not_installed'));
}
- // Get port from server string if specified.
+ // Get port from server string and protocol if specified.
$ldapServer = explode(':', $this->config['server']);
- $ldapConnection = $this->ldap->connect($ldapServer[0], count($ldapServer) > 1 ? $ldapServer[1] : 389);
+ $hasProtocol = preg_match('/^ldaps{0,1}\:\/\//', $this->config['server']) === 1;
+ if (!$hasProtocol) array_unshift($ldapServer, '');
+ $hostName = $ldapServer[0] . ($hasProtocol?':':'') . $ldapServer[1];
+ $defaultPort = $ldapServer[0] === 'ldaps' ? 636 : 389;
+ $ldapConnection = $this->ldap->connect($hostName, count($ldapServer) > 2 ? intval($ldapServer[2]) : $defaultPort);
if ($ldapConnection === false) {
throw new LdapException(trans('errors.ldap_cannot_connect'));