Compatibility w/ Redmine 2 ? about redmine_ldap_sync HOT 13 CLOSED

I'll create a branch for version 2.0.

In the meanwhile nicaog has already created a patch for this. DanieGu@a74ef2c

You can use this version.

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Thanks for the quick reply. That patch seems to work fine. The synchronization appears to be very slow - is that expected? The log appears to be processing one user account every 20 seconds or so. Is that normal, or an indication of a misconfiguration or networking problem on my part?

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It might depend on the connection between the redmine's server and the ldap
server.

On a infrastructure where the ldap server is on the same network as the
redmine's server it should take milliseconds to process an user account.

But I've only tested it on situations where the users have between 3 to 20
groups. I don't know how the number of groups affects the synchronization
time.

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Thanks for the quick reply. That patch seems to work fine. The
synchronization appears to be very slow - is that expected? The log
appears to be processing one user account every 20 seconds or so. Is that
normal, or an indication of a misconfiguration or networking problem on my
part?

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I think it's due to our LDAP tree structure. The AD server is on the same network as redmine, however we have a huge number of groups in AD - over 1080 by my count and over 3100 users. No single user is in more than 30 or 40 groups.

It took about 3 hours to do the sync - I think I'll be syncing once a day rather than hourly as in the example :)

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Ok, by the end of the next month I should have some of the optimizations
suggested on #28.
It'll probably reduce that time.

You might also want to test the login. If it always takes you that amount
of time to synchronize a user, you might want to disable the
synchronization on login.

For that you'll need to comment the following line on file
auth_source_ldap_patch.rb:

alias_method_chain :try_to_login, :redmine_ldap_sync

On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 10:57 PM, chinenual <
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I think it's due to our LDAP tree structure. The AD server is on the same
network as redmine, however we have a huge number of groups in AD - over
1080 by my count. No single user is in more than 30 or 40.

It took about 3 hours to do the sync - I think I'll be syncing once a day
rather than hourly as in the example :)

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I've created the branch redmine-2.0 and merged Nicaog's commit a74ef2c.

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Hello,
I've checked out the afore mentioned branch, but unfortunately I get the same error on my environment that is:

Redmine version 2.0.3.stable
Ruby version ruby 1.8.7 (2010-08-16 patchlevel 302) [x86_64-linux]
Rails version 3.2.6
Environment production
Database adapter MySQL

Am I doing something wrong?
Actually I've run RAILS_ENV=production rake redmine:plugins:migrate task and everything seems fine,
but I get the same error (no such file to load -- dispatcher).

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It might be on other plugins.
Do a search for "require 'dispatcher'" or just "dispatcher" on your plugins
folder.

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That's what I tought.
Actually I don't have other plugins installed.
i'm performing an extensive search for dispatcher around...

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Ok that is strange.
No plugin and no "require 'dispatch'" around.
A cache problem?

I'm quite new to the overall RoR thing...any advice really appreciated.

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If you disable the plugin (just move it to a different folder) does it
start working?

If it still doesn't work without the plugin, you'll have to start tracing
for errors on the ruby stack.
It might be a problem with mongrel.

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Uhm, ok, I did it and it actually still doesn't work.
I'm not using mongrel, but Passenger...
I'll try to do some investigation.
Thanks in the meanwhile.

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solved, I had a misconfiguration in my RoR stack.

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