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Configuration Data for System User Dynamic Authentication

Thilo.Fischer
over 7 years ago

The Configuration Guide gives the following sample of configuration data for dynamic authentication modules:

 

<DialogUserDetect>

   <Usermappings>

      <Usermapping

         DialogUser = "dlg_kst"

         Selection = "select 1 where %uid% in (select uid_personhead from

         profitcenter)"/>

      <Usermapping

         DialogUser = "dlg_all"/>

   </Usermappings>

</DialogUserDetect>

 

Is there a comprehensive list of variables (like %uid% in the sample above) which may be used within this kind of XML config?

I would be mainly interested in performing a check against the Windows logon-id that is requesting authentication.

Thanks!

 

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  • 0 over 7 years ago
    Markus, please allow me a follow-up question because I still have not solved my root issue. There are three standard DYNAMIC authentication modules: Employee, Active Directory user account, and LDAP user account. However, there is only one example for dynamic authenticator configuration in the manual, specifiying "select 1 where %uid% in (select uid_personhead from profitcenter)" Obviously %uid% refers to UID_Person, assumingly to be used for authentication module "Employee (dynamic)". Question: when specifying %uid% for a dynamic user account authentication module (AD or LDAP), does %uid% also refer to UID_Person, or does it refer to UID_ADSAccount or UID_LDAPAccount, respectively?
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  • 0 over 7 years ago
    Markus, please allow me a follow-up question because I still have not solved my root issue. There are three standard DYNAMIC authentication modules: Employee, Active Directory user account, and LDAP user account. However, there is only one example for dynamic authenticator configuration in the manual, specifiying "select 1 where %uid% in (select uid_personhead from profitcenter)" Obviously %uid% refers to UID_Person, assumingly to be used for authentication module "Employee (dynamic)". Question: when specifying %uid% for a dynamic user account authentication module (AD or LDAP), does %uid% also refer to UID_Person, or does it refer to UID_ADSAccount or UID_LDAPAccount, respectively?
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