James Lloyd

<farnsworth>”Good news everyone”</farnsworth> I have started to code phpadadmin again, on the back of the experience i have gained from the last couple of php projects I have been doing. This time its going to be better than ever before ( Naturally).  This time I have started with the background config and working up, so to speak. The attribute conifguration is now finished and has a web UI and mysql backend. This makes it alot easier to make changes. Also I have just got ajax forms validation working w00t! So you have assign each attribute whether its a required field and a number of others, or none at all such is your want. Read more…

I have had an unusually high number of Emails / Comment regarding phpadadmin recently.  Which has been quite refreshing to think people are still using it (or trying to).   Conincidentnally the domain phpadadmin.com is about to lapse which, I’m going to let happen. I’m going to start phpadadmin up again and this time utilise the adLDAP project instead of my own AD class. Read more…

Note: This does not work without a service pack, requires Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 at least

I have been pulling my hair out trying to get, PHP to bind to Active Directory with Secure LDAP (LDAPS) on port 636. This is in fact rediculously simple, so I can only assume everyone who’s has worked this out doesn’t want to share it with the rest of us!. Solution:….. Read more…