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--- ldap_integration [2010/05/22 14:19] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ ldap_integration [2012/02/06 08:43] (current) – [Apache Authentication] aorth
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 ===== Notes =====
 ===== Apache Authentication =====
 It's possible to use Basic authentication via Active Directory in web applications.
-Make sure Apache has mod_perl installed and working first, then install the required AD Auth package and any dependencies it has using CPAN:
+Make sure Apache has ''mod_perl'' installed and working first:
+<code># apt-get install libapache2-mod-perl2 libapache2-mod-perl2-dev
+# a2enmod perl
+# apache2ctl graceful</code>
+Install the required perl dependencies for Apache and LDAP:
+<code># apt-get install libauthen-simple-ldap-perl</code>
+Install the required AD Auth package and any dependencies it has using CPAN:
 <code>$ sudo cpan
 > install Apache2::AuthenMSAD</code>
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    #require valid-user
-   require user aorth akihara jmagochi</file>
+   require user aorth akihara</file>
 That stanza can go in a VirtualHost, a Directory, a Location, etc... restart Apache and you're golden.
 ==== Likewise-Open ====
 Open source standalone implementation of Samba, OpenLDAP, Kerberos, etc for Active Directory integration: http://www.likewise.com/