medan123

Hello @alysko,

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The part of the log file is related to the NADI Single Sign On feature and is not related to the authentication process.

In order to configure NADI properly take a look at the documentation: https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/Getting_Started.html and https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/Configuration/Environment.html

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medan123

Hello @miturria,

this behavior is intended since we do not want to register our login hooks on every WordPress site in order to limit conflicts with other plugins.

We will discuss this within our development team to see if we can find a different solution.

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medan123

Hello @voxdataadmin,

you can not save the NADI configurations before you verify the connection between the Active Directory and your WordPress environment. To do so please visit the environment tab and verify the connection.

You should not be able to save your configurations before that and the button should also be disabled. If this is not the case most likely your web server is not providing the javascript files correctly. Please take a look at the developer console in your web browser (F12 or Ctl+Shift+I) to see if there are any errors.

If you would like us to take a look at you NADI configurations please consider buying a support license via https://active-directory-wp.com/shop-overview/

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medan123

Hello @r0b
please increase the value of “max_execution_time” inside the php.ini to a higher number. For example 3600

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medan123

Hello @friartuck8,

most likely your base dn is not configured properly. NADI can not find the specific user and therefore can not determine if the user belongs to this Active Directory.

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medan123

Hello @jhaines11,

you have to enter the credentials of an Active Directory user account with read permissions to the Active Directory users data. You can also check the nadi-debug.log file for the error which occurs when you are trying to verify you connection. The file is located within the next-active-directory-integration/logs folder.

If you would like us to check your configurations please consider buying a support license at https://active-directory-wp.com/shop-overview/

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medan123

Hello @krioteh,

thank you for reporting this problem. We will fix this with the next update of NADI.

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medan123

Hello @urir,

NADI will not recognize users that already exist nor will it link them back to the Active Directory accounts for security reasons.

The best practice in our opinion is to delete the local WordPress users that are also present inside the Active Directory and let NADI recreate them.

Every “Sync to WordPress” or “Automatic user update” NADI checks the Active Directory groups of the user and compares them with the “Role equivalent groups” mappings within the NADI configurations. By default NADI will remove all roles from a user and only assign the roles based on the current settings of the “Role equivalent groups” option. This is also for security reasons. For example if you remove an user in your Active Directory from a security group mapped to the WordPress role administrator, the user will automatically lose his WordPress administration roles on the next Sync.

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medan123

Hello @karks88,

at the moment NADI does not support this functionality. If you would like us the create a NADI extension for this. Please take a look at https://active-directory-wp.com/service-for-active-directory-and-wordpress/

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medan123

Hello @pierredieudonne,

you need atleast PHP 5.6 to run NADI.

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medan123

Hello @nerdlogger,

thank you for reporting this problem. I will add this to our internal issue board and we will fix this in the next NADI update.

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medan123

Hello @erkv,

thank you for reporting this problem. We will take a look at it.

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medan123

Hello @forfe15,

the problem is that the “Settings > General > New User Default Role.” option seems to only exist for WordPress Single Sites as far as I know.

I will add this to our internal issue board so we can discuss this matter.

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medan123

Hello @dragon38,

1. Yes if the WordPress environment is in the same domain as the Active Directory.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.

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medan123

Hello @vipnetty,

you need atleast PHP 5.6 to run NADI.

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medan123