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SV: SV: SV: LDAP integration with WebPA v2

From:

Troels Jon Bugge <[log in to unmask]>

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Wed, 5 Mar 2014 10:49:08 +0000

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I get  "Error: A tool consumer GUID must be included in the launch request." when debugging.





Troels









-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----

Fra: WebPA [mailto:[log in to unmask]] På vegne af Stephen P Vickers

Sendt: 5. marts 2014 09:47

Til: [log in to unmask]

Emne: Re: SV: SV: LDAP integration with WebPA v2



Modules are created automatically when you launch from a VLE.  To get a more detailed error message on launch, include a custom parameter named "debug" with a value of "true".



Stephen



On 05/03/2014 08:43, Troels Jon Bugge wrote:

> I have now installed the LTI Connector on the WebPA server. The LTI Admin settings is available from the menu in WebPA so the mod is successfully installed.

>

> I made a new source with a key and a secret and enabled it. But when I try to change source and select the new source I just created, I get an error "No modules exist for this source". I looked at your documentation and came across this; "When a module is selected which provides support for the unofficial LTI memberships service, the sync data menu option will appear in the Admin menu." - How do I make a module which is provides support for LTI?

>

> In Moodle I've installed the basic LTI mod and created the activity and provided it with the settings (key, secret, toolname and tool url) which I typed in when creating the source in WebPA. I followed the description you have provided in the "WebPA-Moodle2"-documentation. When I add the WebPA tool to a course and try to access it, the WebPA site pops up as expected, but I get and error saying; "Error: Sorry, there was an error connecting you to the application.". The same error I get if I access the LTI-mod directly at http://my.domain.com/webpa/mod/lti/index.php. Could this error be related with the fact that there is no module associated with the LTI-mod?

>

> All the changes you suggested when tried LDAP-configuration I have changed back to the original settings.

>

>

>

> Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards

>

> Troels Bugge

> IT-medarbejder/IT-employee

> AARHUS MASKINMESTERSKOLE

>

> Direkte tlf./Phone: +45 4122 7164

>

> www.aams.dk

>

>

>

>

> -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----

> Fra: WebPA [mailto:[log in to unmask]] På vegne af Stephen P Vickers

> Sendt: 4. marts 2014 15:13

> Til: [log in to unmask]

> Emne: Re: SV: LDAP integration with WebPA v2

>

> If you're getting a blank page I strongly suspect you should also be getting an error message in the PHP log files; if not, ensure that PHP error logging is turned on.  Most likely there is a syntax error in one of the PHP files.  Sorry, I do not have access to an LDAP server to test this at my end.

>

> If you're looking to integrate with Moodle then I would definitely recommend that you look at using LTI; the connector can be found at:

>

>     http://www.spvsoftwareproducts.com/php/webpa-lti/

>

> and if you're interested in a solution which allows the synchronising of enrolments and groups then check the guide available from:

>

>     http://celtic-project.org/Project_blog/2013/06/WebPA_and_Moodle_2

>

> Stephen

>

> On 04/03/2014 13:52, Troels Jon Bugge wrote:

>> Hi Stephen,

>>

>> Thank you for your response.

>>

>> 1. $LOGIN_AUTHENTICATORS[] = 'LDAP'; is not commented out.

>> 2. I replaced the two lines. Also tried changing the "displayname" and "givenname".

>> 3. I deleted (outcommented) the function 4. copied the new 

>> class_ldap_authenticator.php to the directory

>>

>>

>> When I try to login I'm forwarded to login_check.php which gives me a 

>> blank page so no luck :(

>>

>> The WebPA is also to be integrated with Moodle, so maybe there is an easier way to get this working? Maybe without getting it connected to LDAP but just Moodle.

>> I have read that you also have developed a LTI Connecter which can be used with Moodle - could that be a solution to the problem?

>>

>> Unfortunately I'm not able to find documentation to get LTI Connecter for WebPA v2 integrated with Moodle. Do you know of any documentation?

>>

>>

>> Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards

>>

>> Troels Bugge

>> IT-medarbejder/IT-employee

>> Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering

>>

>> Direkte tlf./Phone: +45 4122 7164

>>

>> www.aams.dk

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----

>> Fra: WebPA [mailto:[log in to unmask]] På vegne af Stephen P 

>> Vickers

>> Sendt: 4. marts 2014 14:21

>> Til: [log in to unmask]

>> Emne: Re: LDAP integration with WebPA v2

>>

>> I believe that the last time I tried using LDAP it was working; try making the following changes:

>>

>> 1.  inc_global.php: ensure the following line is not commented out:

>>

>> $LOGIN_AUTHENTICATORS[] = 'LDAP';

>>

>> 2.  inc_global.php: replace the following lines:

>>

>> $LDAP__INFO_REQUIRED = array('displayname','mail','sn'); // Name of 

>> attribute to use to check user type (via function below) 

>> define('LDAP__USER_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE', 'description');

>>

>> with

>>

>> // Mapping of LDAP server attribute names (WebPA name => LDAP 

>> attribute

>> name)

>> $LDAP_INFO_PARAMETERS = array('forename' => 'displayname',

>>                                  'lastname' => 'sn',

>>                                  'email'    => 'mail'

>>                                 );

>> (Note that the above LDAP attribute names may need to be adjusted to 

>> fit the names used by your LDAP server.  For example, I think I had 

>> to use "givenname" for "displayname" for one LDAP server.)

>>

>> 3. inc_global.php: delete the get_LDAP_user_type() function.

>>

>> 4.  class_ldap_authenticator.php: replace with the attached copy.

>>

>> Stephen

>>

>> On 04/03/2014 12:30, Troels Bugge wrote:

>>> Hi everybody,

>>>

>>> I have installed WebPA and would like to integrate it with our LDAP. I have tried almost every setting I can think of, but I have had no succes with the integration. From what I can read from the errors I have established connection to our LDAP (im not presented with a connection error), I get a "Your username and password were rejected. Please check your details and try again.", when I tried logging in with a LDAP user. If I use the local db user, the login is successful.

>>>

>>> So here's my questions :)

>>>

>>> Have anybody successfully made the integration with LDAP using WebPA v2?

>>> If so, are there any specific modifications I have to do ind our LDAP to get it working?

>>>

>>> My ldap configurations are the following:

>>>

>>> define(LDAP__HOST', "myldap.my.domain.com"); define(LDAP__PORT', 

>>> 3268); define(LDAP__USERNAME_EXT', [log in to unmask]); 

>>> define(LDAP__BASE', 'dc=my dc=domain dc=com'); define(LDAP__FILTER', 

>>> 'name={username}*'); define(LDAP__USER_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE',

>>> 'description'); define(LDAP__DEBUG_LEVEL', 7); 

>>> define(LDAP__AUTO_CREATE_USER', TRUE);

>>>

>>> I would appreciate any help :)

>>>

>>> Thank you!

>>>

>>> Regards,

>>> Troels Jon Bugge

>>> Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering Aarhus, Denmark

>>>

>>

>



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