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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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xplanner
Created: 13/Jun/07 02:45 PM
Updated: 14/Jun/07 11:02 AM
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Security
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| Affects Version/s: |
0.7
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| Fix Version/s: |
0.8b4
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| JDK version and platform: |
1.6 on CentOS Linux
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| Database: |
MySQL
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| Application server: |
Tomcat 5.5.9
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| Testcase included: |
yes
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| Patch attached: |
Yes
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When using LDAP Authentication properties in xplanner.properties, the following property even if it's set to true is always false in the code:
xplanner.security.login[1].option.userSubtree=true
The reason for this is found in: com/sabre/security/jndi/JNDIAuthenticaterImpl.java Line 137:
> this.userSubtree = Boolean.getBoolean(userSubtree);
From what I read on getBoolean it looks at a system property or something? Anyway, I believe it should use parseBoolean like below:
> this.userSubtree = Boolean.parseBoolean(userSubtree);
This fix worked for me when I made it and recompiled and redeployed it.
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Description
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When using LDAP Authentication properties in xplanner.properties, the following property even if it's set to true is always false in the code:
xplanner.security.login[1].option.userSubtree=true
The reason for this is found in: com/sabre/security/jndi/JNDIAuthenticaterImpl.java Line 137:
> this.userSubtree = Boolean.getBoolean(userSubtree);
From what I read on getBoolean it looks at a system property or something? Anyway, I believe it should use parseBoolean like below:
> this.userSubtree = Boolean.parseBoolean(userSubtree);
This fix worked for me when I made it and recompiled and redeployed it. |
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Bug
Closed
Major
LDAP Authentication variable userSubtree always comes up false no matter what
Also adds a stack trace in the currently empty catch for setOptions (see
XPR-408)