LDAP wiki page confusion

Got Foreman up and running fine. Went to look at LDAP config.
This page on wiki:
http://theforeman.org/projects/foreman/wiki/LDAP_Authentication

States…
Setting up
Go to Settings -> LDAP Autentication [sic]

I have no "LDAP" menu option in my Settings. And for being specific,
there is only a "More" menu, which then has a "Settings" which is just
filled with name/value pairs.

I'd be glad to contribute cleaning up the wiki docs on this but first
need a point in the right direction. What is the new guy completely
missing here? :wink:

Clearly there is a means to use LDAP as so many searches on this list
detail the specifics there. Is the doc old? is there a pre-req setting
in the settings.yml to turn on?

Thanks,
Matt

> Got Foreman up and running fine. Went to look at LDAP config.
> This page on wiki:
> LDAP Authentication - Foreman
>
> States…
> Setting up
> Go to Settings -> LDAP Autentication [sic]
>
> I have no "LDAP" menu option in my Settings. And for being specific,
> there is only a "More" menu, which then has a "Settings" which is just
> filled with name/value pairs.
>
> I'd be glad to contribute cleaning up the wiki docs on this but first
> need a point in the right direction. What is the new guy completely
> missing here? :wink:
>
> Clearly there is a means to use LDAP as so many searches on this list
> detail the specifics there. Is the doc old? is there a pre-req setting
> in the settings.yml to turn on?
>

make sure you have :login: true in your /etc/foreman/settings.yml (or
config/settings.yml) and restart foreman.

Have fun,
Ohad

··· On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 3:51 PM, Matt Warren wrote:

Thanks,
Matt


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Fantastic.

Wiki page updated for the next guy.

Default access is admin/changeme.

Greg

··· On 6 October 2012 10:19, Zenobius Jiricek wrote: > I did this. but then after restarting foreman i get a login screen (which > i've never seen before) so I don't know what username and password I should > be using. > > Once I login I suppose i can start configuring foreman to talk to my ldap > server.