CentOS 7.x Bitnami owncloud user ldap App installation

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CentOS 7.x Bitnami owncloud user ldap App installation

To configure bitnami owncloud 10.0+ user_ldap app with 389-DS LDAP use:

  1. Download official plugin from owncloud marketplace eg https://marketplace.owncloud.com/apps/user_ldap
  2. Extract the files in /opt/owncloud-10.1.0-1/apps/owncloud/htdocs/apps folder
  3. In Admin UI go to disabled Apps and enable "LDAP User authentication App"
  4. In User authentication settings enter following:
    1. Server IP or FQDN
    2. Port no. (Eg 389)
    3. Auth DN (In case of 389-DS this could be cn=Directory Manager)
    4. Auth DN password
    5. Base DN (Eg dc=example,dc=com)
    and test connection settings. After this just do next-next-next without modifying any settings. Verification of user and group count might return 0. This is not a problem for version 10.0+.
  5. After settings are done go to command line and use
    cd /opt/owncloud-10.1.0-1/apps/owncloud/htdocs
    sudo -u daemon /opt/owncloud-10.1.0-1/php/bin/php occ user:sync "OCA\User_LDAP\User_Proxy"
    When prompted for conflict resolution, choose (2) ask later. This should indicate proper user count and all of them should show up later in Admin -> Users tab properly.


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