Ldap config settings from DB

[orebarranco]

Hello, I am trying to obtain the ldap configuration from the database, not from the .env. To do this, I made a provider that handles the connection to the server and obtains the data from the database. But when I do a test it doesn't connect. But the Laravel logs show me that it tries to connect twice. The first one gets the server from the database and the second one gets a null server, that's why the connection error occurs. Any ideas on how to do this or what could be wrong?

provider content :

Log when execute php artisan ldap:test:

[2024-02-15 02:24:14] local.INFO: LDAP (ldap://192.168.56.10:389) - Operation: Bound - Username: cn=Manager,cn=Managed Service Accounts,dc=example,dc=com
[2024-02-15 02:24:14] local.INFO: LDAP (ldap://:389) - Operation: Binding - Username: 
[2024-02-15 02:24:18] local.WARNING: LDAP (ldap://:389) - Operation: Failed - Username:  - Reason: Can't contact LDAP server

[stevebauman]

Hi @orebarranco,

Registering the Connection as a singleton in Laravel won't hook into LdapRecord as you're expecting here. You will need to register this connection outside of the singleton closure and directly into the LdapRecord\Container as shown in the documentation:

https://ldaprecord.com/docs/core/v3/quickstart

Looking at how LdapRecord-Laravel itself registers configured connections will help you here:

LdapRecord-Laravel/src/LdapServiceProvider.php

Line 34 in 02867cc

$this->registerLdapConnections();

LdapRecord-Laravel/src/LdapServiceProvider.php

Lines 89 to 115 in 02867cc

	/**
	* Register the application's LDAP connections.
	*/
	protected function registerLdapConnections(): void
	{
	Container::setDefaultConnection(
	Config::get('ldap.default', 'default')
	);
	$this->registerConfiguredConnections();
	}
	/**
	* Register the connections that exist in the configuration file.
	*/
	protected function registerConfiguredConnections(): void
	{
	foreach (Config::get('ldap.connections', []) as $name => $config) {
	$connection = $this->makeConnection($config);
	if (Config::get('ldap.cache.enabled', false)) {
	$this->registerLdapCache($connection);
	}
	Container::addConnection($connection, $name);
	}
	}

[orebarranco]

Thank you very much for the timely response. The problem was solved.