# With this sample config the distinction between LDAP-synchronized
# groups/users from is done by the membership to ldap_user and
# ldap_group. These two roles have to be defined manally before
# pg_ldap_sync can run.

# Connection parameters to LDAP server
# see also: http://net-ldap.rubyforge.org/Net/LDAP.html#method-c-new
ldap_connection:
  host: ldapserver
  port: 636
  auth:
    method: :simple
    username: CN=username,OU=!Serviceaccounts,OU=company,DC=company,DC=de
    password: secret
  encryption:
    method: :simple_tls

# Search parameters for LDAP users which should be synchronized
ldap_users:
  base: OU=company,DC=company,DC=prod
  # LDAP filter (according to RFC 2254)
  # defines to users in LDAP to be synchronized
  filter: (&(objectClass=person)(objectClass=organizationalPerson)(givenName=*)(sn=*)(sAMAccountName=*))
  # this attribute is used as PG role name
  name_attribute: sAMAccountName
  # lowercase name for use as PG role name
  lowercase_name: true
  # Add lowercase name *and* original name for use as PG role names (useful for migrating between case types)
  bothcase_name: false

# Search parameters for LDAP groups which should be synchronized
ldap_groups:
  base: OU=company,DC=company,DC=prod
  filter: (cn=company.*)
  # this attribute is used as PG role name
  name_attribute: cn
  # lowercase name for use as PG role name
  lowercase_name: false
  # this attribute must reference to all member DN's of the given group
  # If LDAP server is Active Directory, it's better to append ";range" to member_attribue; 
  # otherwise, it can't synchronize groups with over 1500 users for AD server.
  # Example for AD server: "member;range"  
  member_attribute: member

# Connection parameters to PostgreSQL server
# see also: http://rubydoc.info/gems/pg/PG/Connection#initialize-instance_method
pg_connection:
  host:
  dbname: postgres
  user:
  password:

pg_users:
  # Filter for identifying LDAP generated users in the database.
  # It's the WHERE-condition to "SELECT rolname, oid FROM pg_roles"
  filter: oid IN (SELECT pam.member FROM pg_auth_members pam JOIN pg_roles pr ON pr.oid=pam.roleid WHERE pr.rolname='ldap_users')
  # Options for CREATE RULE statements
  create_options: LOGIN IN ROLE ldap_users

pg_groups:
  # Filter for identifying LDAP generated groups in the database.
  # It's the WHERE-condition to "SELECT rolname, oid FROM pg_roles"
  filter: oid IN (SELECT pam.member FROM pg_auth_members pam JOIN pg_roles pr ON pr.oid=pam.roleid WHERE pr.rolname='ldap_groups')
  # Options for CREATE RULE statements
  create_options: NOLOGIN IN ROLE ldap_groups
  grant_options: