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- Fixed incorrect handling of RBAC group configuration (moved from OIDC claims into dedicated RBAC variable set). - Unified RBAC group usage across applications (LAM, pgAdmin, phpLDAPadmin, phpMyAdmin, YOURLS). - Replaced old 'KEYCLOAK_OIDC_RBAC_SCOPE_NAME' with dedicated 'KEYCLOAK_RBAC_GROUP_*' variables. - Updated OAuth2 Proxy configuration to use 'RBAC.GROUP.CLAIM'. - Refactored Keycloak role task structure: * Renamed and reorganized task files for clarity ('_update.yml', '02_cleanup.yml', etc.). * Introduced meta and dependency handling separation. - Cleaned up Keycloak config defaults and recaptcha placeholders.
LAM
Description
Elevate your LDAP directory management with LAM (LDAP Account Manager), a powerful solution for administering LDAP directories. LAM offers an intuitive web interface for managing users, groups, and other LDAP objects, making directory operations both efficient and secure.
Overview
This role deploys LAM in a Docker environment and integrates it with an Nginx reverse proxy to provide secure access. It leverages environment variable templates to configure LDAP connection settings and administrative credentials, ensuring a smooth and customizable installation of LDAP Account Manager.
Features
- User-Friendly Interface: Easily manage LDAP directories through an intuitive web-app-based interface.
- Customizable Deployment: Configure LDAP settings and LAM’s administrative credentials via flexible environment variables.
- Secure Access: Utilize Nginx reverse proxy integration to safeguard your management interface.
- Efficient Administration: Streamline the handling of LDAP objects such as users, groups, and organizational units.