LDAP :: RBAC :: group level permissions not working #3943
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Describe the bug (actual behavior)Hi Team, Here is the sample configuration I used ` rbac:
` Expected behaviorDifferent groups should have different permissions Your installation detailsInstalled using the docker-compose
Steps to reproduceThe provided code should with if it can able to connect to any LDAP ScreenshotsNo response LogsNo response Additional contextNo response |
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Maybe this can help? |
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@gastoncan That didn't help, as here users are part of different groups. |
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Please provide the output of |
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add these properties:
and look through your logs upon authenticating carefully, see if your LDAP requests are valid and you're being granted authorities (probably not). |
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RBAC is off (source), that's why no authorities have been mapped. As to why RBAC is off, it works based on the roles list, if there are no roles defined -- it's off. |
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RBAC is off (source), that's why no authorities have been mapped.
As to why RBAC is off, it works based on the roles list, if there are no roles defined -- it's off.
Considering the first message, it seems like the config indentation is off.