Setting up LDAP Server

LDAP Server Credentials When logging into PHP Ldap Admin, use the following credentials: Username: cn=admin,dc=mutillidae,dc=localhost Password: mutillidae Setting up LDAP server for Mutillidae Install Stand-Alone LDAP Daemon (slapd). When asked, set the admin password to "mutillidae" (without the quotes). If these settings are not desired, ensure whatever settings are chosen match those in includes/ldap-config.inc sudo apt install slapd ldap-utils Check that the server is running. The status should be "active (running)". systemctl status slapd Configure the LDAP server with dpkg-reconfigure sudo dpkg-reconfigure slapd Enter the following values Omit LDAP server configuration: NO DNS domain name: mutillidae.localhost Organization name: mutillidae Administrator password: mutillidae Database backend: MDB Do you want the database to be removed when slapd is purged? No Move old database? Yes Allow LDAPv2 protocol? No (Note: Not all packages ask this question) Install php-ldap. Determine version of PHP with php -v Install the version of php-ldap that matches the version of PHP. For example sudo apt-get install php-ldap sudo service apache2 restart Import the directory used by Mutillidae into the local the LDAP directory. LDIF files are copies of an LDAP directory (database). LDIF files can be imported with tools like Apache Directory Studio. A copy of the directory used by Mutillidae is available in file ldapadd -c -x -D "cn=admin,dc=mutillidae,dc=localhost" -w mutillidae -H ldap:// -f /var/www/mutillidae/configuration/openldap/mutillidae.ldif When logging into PHP Ldap Admin, use the following credentials: Username: cn=admin,dc=mutillidae,dc=localhost Password: mutillidae