drop user bind info after auth in indirect mode#47
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dhoffend wants to merge 1 commit intowhiterabbitsecurity:masterfrom
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drop user bind info after auth in indirect mode#47dhoffend wants to merge 1 commit intowhiterabbitsecurity:masterfrom
dhoffend wants to merge 1 commit intowhiterabbitsecurity:masterfrom
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This merge request is a followup of the ldap login issue in the openxpki/openxpki#870 project.
The goal is that in indirect mode, later ldap searches should be done within the search_user context and the the user context. In some conditions a failed login attempt could lead to have an open ldap connection without a valid bind and the ldap server will not answer to subsequent searches. See logs in the issue linked above.
That's a workaround that worked for me, but I'm not sure if that's the most elegant solution.