Hello,
since upgrading to version 2.6, we've been experiencing a packet filtering issue in the self-service interface.
We have a self-service configuration package that defines filters based on the user's Active Directory (AD) group membership.
For some groups, the applications no longer appear in the self-service interface.
I've checked, and the setting is the same in both the AD configuration and the configuration package.
Server: Debian 12, Wapt Enterprise 2.6.0.16795.
Client: Windows 10
Since version 2.6, there has been a problem with self-service filtering and AD groups
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- sfonteneau
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Hello,
could you please specify your authentication method for the self-service portal?
Do you have an Active Directory forest? Could you please specify your "service_auth_type" in wapt-get.ini?
could you please specify your authentication method for the self-service portal?
Do you have an Active Directory forest? Could you please specify your "service_auth_type" in wapt-get.ini?
- sfonteneau
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If I understand correctly, the problem is not systematic but only affects certain groups?
That's right.
I put some software in the "Domain Users" group => everyone can see it.
Software put in other groups isn't visible.
For example, I have a "Systems_information" group, and the software isn't displayed to users who are part of that group.
I put some software in the "Domain Users" group => everyone can see it.
Software put in other groups isn't visible.
For example, I have a "Systems_information" group, and the software isn't displayed to users who are part of that group.
Wapt Enterprise Edition 2.6.1.17765
WAPTConsole Enterprise on Windows
WAPT Server on Debian 12
WAPTConsole Enterprise on Windows
WAPT Server on Debian 12
- sfonteneau
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Do you have commas in your users' DNS records?
We recently released a patch for this, but it's not yet live.
On the server, you can run:
/opt/wapt/waptserver/scripts/testing-ldap-connectivity.sh
to check the result.
We recently released a patch for this, but it's not yet live.
On the server, you can run:
/opt/wapt/waptserver/scripts/testing-ldap-connectivity.sh
to check the result.
- sfonteneau
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Okay, this is a problem identified last week in the current version.
If there's a comma in the user's DN, it doesn't work...
We need to release a new version with the fix. I'll write here when it's done.
If there's a comma in the user's DN, it doesn't work...
We need to release a new version with the fix. I'll write here when it's done.
- dcardon
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Hi Sébastien,
yes, it's in this release. However, I advise you to wait until tomorrow; we should have a new release today or tomorrow with several fixes, including a problem with the registration loop if the local machine name is different from its AD samAccountName, which is quite common under Linux (shortnames in /etc/hostname are longer than 15 characters, with samAccountName being the truncated 15-character version...).
Best regards,
Denis
yes, it's in this release. However, I advise you to wait until tomorrow; we should have a new release today or tomorrow with several fixes, including a problem with the registration loop if the local machine name is different from its AD samAccountName, which is quite common under Linux (shortnames in /etc/hostname are longer than 15 characters, with samAccountName being the truncated 15-character version...).
Best regards,
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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