Steve Bauman
Steve Bauman
Sure! Though how would you go about adding this into the auth driver? I'm not a fan of adding an exception by default for this case, as developers are use...
This may need to reside in a listener. This is because we won't actually have the users eloquent model to work with since it's retrieved **after** LDAP authentication passes (which...
There's even the option of a custom validation rule we could use here, that would would accept the username field as a parameter and query your LDAP server for their...
Hi @kellerisddev, You should look at your Laravel logs, via the `storage/logs` directory. That's where all errors and exceptions are posted.
Are you receiving a Laravel exception, or an IIS server exception? If no exceptions are posted in your `storage/logs` directory, I would look at your servers logs. Doesn't sound right...
Sorry @kellerisddev! I'm not able to help you debug server IIS issues as I do not have access to it or it's logs / resources.
Hi @gbryant200, going to take a look into this today, thanks for the report!
Also just before I investigate and give this a go, can you try clearing your configurations cache (using the command `php artisan cache:clear`) to make sure it's not the issue?
Thanks for trying @gbryant200, appreciate it, will have more information today.
Hi @jschwendener, can you post your `config/auth.php` file?