• Resolved lady_minx

    (@lady_minx)


    Perhaps the problem is that originally my REMOTE_USER field was being set to Domain/username but I added this to my configuration: NTLMOmitDomain On which reduced the REMOTE_USER variable to simply the username. I thought then I could add a suffix to append @domain.com and it would send that to the AD server to authenticate but it’s still sending just the username.

    I’m on a windows/apache 2.4 installation and using the plugin in a multisite installation.

    If there’s no way to get the prefix to append (it would be Really helpful if the plugin could be changed to allow that for this circumstance) does anyone have a quick hack, perhaps to re-write the REMOTE_USER variable for WordPress’ purposes, which won’t break any other login functionality?

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