With PHP 4.3.* is Password no longer a valid attribute.. try to use userPassword
(PHP 4 >= 4.0.2, PHP 5, PHP 7)
ldap_compare — Compare value of attribute found in entry specified with DN
$link_identifier
, string $dn
, string $attribute
, string $value
[, array $serverctrls = array()
] ) : mixed
Compare value of attribute
with value of same attribute in an LDAP directory entry.
link_identifierAn LDAP link identifier, returned by ldap_connect().
dnThe distinguished name of an LDAP entity.
attributeThe attribute name.
valueThe compared value.
serverctrlsArray of LDAP Controls to send with the request.
Returns TRUE if value matches otherwise returns
FALSE. Returns -1 on error.
| 版本 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| 7.3 |
Support for serverctrls added
|
The following example demonstrates how to check whether or not given password matches the one defined in DN specified entry.
Example #1 Complete example of password check
<?php
$ds=ldap_connect("localhost"); // assuming the LDAP server is on this host
if ($ds) {
// bind
if (ldap_bind($ds)) {
// prepare data
$dn = "cn=Matti Meikku, ou=My Unit, o=My Company, c=FI";
$value = "secretpassword";
$attr = "password";
// compare value
$r=ldap_compare($ds, $dn, $attr, $value);
if ($r === -1) {
echo "Error: " . ldap_error($ds);
} elseif ($r === true) {
echo "Password correct.";
} elseif ($r === false) {
echo "Wrong guess! Password incorrect.";
}
} else {
echo "Unable to bind to LDAP server.";
}
ldap_close($ds);
} else {
echo "Unable to connect to LDAP server.";
}
?>
ldap_compare() can NOT be used to compare BINARY values!
With PHP 4.3.* is Password no longer a valid attribute.. try to use userPassword
Just a side note that this is not how you'd ever AUTHENTICATE someone, just an example code.
The common way to authenticate is to get the users name, use search and perhaps selection to the user to get her DN (single value) then attempt to BIND to the ldapserver using that dn and the offered password. If it works, then it's the right password.
Note that the password offered MUST NOT BE EMPTY or many LDAPs will presume you meant to authenticate anonymously and it will succeed, leaving you thinking it's the right password.
Not probably, will. With PHP 4.0.4 and openldap 1.2.9 this little script, even with the correct attributes for the password does not do the job. Would superb if it did!
Interesting example. Apart from the fact that very few people would allow comaprisions of the password attribute for security reasons. The attribute name of "password" does not match the usual schemas.
The usual method of user id + password verification is to attempt to bind using the supplied credentials.
Ldap compare on password values will probably fail with ns directroy server and openldap v2+ becuase of server support for password hashing.