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<?php
// $Id: ldapgroups.conf.php,v 1.9.2.3 2008/08/11 11:12:36 miglius Exp $
/**
* @file
* ldapgroups module configuration options.
*/
/**
* Interesting constants that admins would want to mess with.
*
* The module automatically decides names for the Drupal roles
* based in the names of the LDAP groups. For example:
* - LDAP group: Admins => Drupal role: Admins
* - LDAP group: ou=Underlings,dc=myorg,dc=mytld => Drupal role: Underlings
* However, if this is not enough, this name mapping can be refined
* by altering this array. Some examples are given.
*/
function ldapgroups_role_mappings() {
return array(
// LDAP group => Drupal role
// Make sure the last group->role mapping does NOT have a trailing comma (,).
//'cn=admin,ou=Group,dc=example,dc=com' => 'IT'
);
}
/**
* Note: Uncommenting this function will limit the groups -> roles conversion to ONLY those groups that are
* specified in the function ldapgroups_role_mappings().
*/
/*
function ldapgroups_roles_filter($groups) {
$roles = array();
// This should take the roles array, pass it thru the filters and send a NEW set of roles back the filter.
foreach ($groups as $group) {
foreach (ldapgroups_role_mappings() as $approved_group => $approved_role) {
// Must strip spaces?
$group_stripped = preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $group);
$approved_group_stripped = preg_replace('/\s+/', '', $approved_group);
if (strcasecmp($approved_group_stripped, $group_stripped) == 0) {
// This role is specified - grant.
$roles[] = $approved_role;
}
}
}
return $roles;
}
*/
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