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LdapBundle Setup Instructions

To setup the LdapBundle, follow these steps:

1. Add `"daps/ldap-bundle": "*@dev"` to your `composer.json`

2. Add `new Daps\LdapBundle\DapsLdapBundle()` to the `app/AppKernel.php`

3. Add the ldap config to app/config/parameters.yml

   parameters:
       daps_ldap.ldap.admin.dn: cn=admin,cn=Users,dc=example,dc=com
       daps_ldap.ldap.admin.password: admin
       daps_ldap.ldap.admin.enable: true
       daps_ldap.ldap.srv: False # or example.com to use srv records
       daps_ldap.ldap.host: ldap://example.com
       daps_ldap.ldap.port: 389
       daps_ldap.ldap.dn: CN
       daps_ldap.ldap.username_suffix: cn=Users,dc=example,dc=com
   

4. Modify app/config/security.yml and add your ldap user provider

   security:
       providers:
           daps_ldap:
               id: daps_ldap_user_provider
   

   also tell Symfony how to encode passwords. For example

   security:
       encoders:
           Daps\LdapBundle\Security\User\LdapUser: plaintext
   

   You can now also ensure that you define the parts of your app that will be under LDAP protection. e.g

   secured_area:
       pattern:    ^/
       form-login-ldap: true
   

5. Next, in your apps/config/config.yml file, import the service

   imports:
       - { resource: parameters.yml }
       - { resource: security.yml }
       - { resource: "@DapsLdapBundle/Resources/config/services.yml"}
   

6. Setup your SecurityController, routes and templates as detailed in the Security Chapter of the Symfony Documentation.