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Active Directory / LDAP Settings

If using Docker or Podman, the script can be invoked as follows:

Terminal window
docker exec -it <neogage-container-name> config-ldap.sh --help
Valid configuration options:
--ldap-host - Configure AD/LDAP host
--ldap-tls - Enable AD/LDAP TLS
Valid values: true | false
--ldap-base-dn - Configure AD/LDAP Base DN
--ldap-user - Configure AD/LDAP username
--ldap-pass - Configure AD/LDAP password
--ldap-group-dn - Configure AD/LDAP Group DN

For example, to configure the AD/LDAP Host, would be done as follows:

Terminal window
docker exec -it <neogage-container-name> config-ldap.sh --ldap-host ad01.example.com

the remaining options are configured in a similar method. If the script is ran without a parameter or by providing an incorrect parameter it will display the help screen as above.

If using OpenShift, the script can be invoked as follows:

Terminal window
oc exec <container> -- config-ldap.sh --help
Valid configuration options:
--ldap-host - Configure AD/LDAP host
--ldap-tls - Enable AD/LDAP TLS
Valid values: true | false
--ldap-base-dn - Configure AD/LDAP Base DN
--ldap-user - Configure AD/LDAP username
--ldap-pass - Configure AD/LDAP password
--ldap-group-dn - Configure AD/LDAP Group DN

For example, to configure the AD/LDAP Host, would be done as follows:

Terminal window
oc exec <container> -- config-ldap.sh --ldap-host ad01.example.com

the remaining options are configured in a similar method. If the script is ran without a parameter or by providing an incorrect parameter it will display the help screen as above.

Alternatively, the OpenShift web interface can be used to use the web terminal for the NEOGAGE application pod, or by using oc rsh as shown below:

Terminal window
oc rsh <container>
config-smtp.sh --smtp-host mail.example.com
config-smtp.sh --smtp-sender [email protected]