After installing, customers must run a rake task to import users from an LDAP server to
Team Studio if they authenticate users through a group membership.
Prerequisites
Before running the rake command, customers must edit the
ldap.properties file to fill in values for LDAP server parameters. For detailed instructions, see
Enabling LDAP Authentication.
Procedure
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The admin user starts the
rake ldap:import_users command from the
$CHORUS_HOME/current directory.
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The
Team Studio back end starts processing the rake task.
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The
Team Studio back end reads the LDAP server configuration from the
ldap.properties file and sends a query to the LDAP server to fetch a list of members for a specified group.
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The LDAP server returns with a list of members for the specified group.
For each user in the list:
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The
Team Studio back end sends a query to the LDAP server to fetch the properties (first name, last name, email address, user ID, and so on) for a specified user.
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The LDAP server returns a list of properties for the specified user.
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The
Team Studio back end creates or updates a user in the
Team Studio database.
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The user is created successfully in the
Team Studio database using the Collaborator role. The admin user can modify the role for each user, for example, by adding the Developer or Admin role.
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The
Team Studio back end completes the rake task and returns.
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