Closed muhx closed 4 years ago
Hi @lesmono, thanks for pull request, but this is out of scope of this project. For password encryption is responsible LDAP server. For example if you use openLDAP, it's relatively easy to configure it. http://xacmlinfo.org/2015/06/25/enable-hash-passwords-in-openldap/
I use it for all our openLDAP Installations.
Ok man, no worries, you can ignore this. 👍
Currently
userPassword
stored the value as a plaintext, for some reason it's better to store the password encrypted. Worked and tested, on Grafana with LDAP Auth and Keycloak. Sample value