Step 1
Loaded configuration file : C:\xampp\php\php.ini
- Open php.ini file from above file path
Step 2
For Windows users using Apache Server
- To point to the directory of dll extensions, put this line before the extension list, extension_dir = “ext”.
- Search for extension=php_ldap.dll in php.ini file. Uncomment this line, if not present then add this line in the file and save the file.
For Windows users using IIS server
- To point to the directory of dll extensions, put this line before the extension list, extension_dir = “ext”.
- Search for ExtensionList in the php.ini file. Uncomment the extension=php_ldap.dll line, if not present then add this line in the file and save the file.
For Linux users
- Install php ldap extension (If not installed yet)
- For Debian, the installation command would be apt-get install php<your PHP version>-ldap
- Example: apt-get install php8.0-ldap
- Note: You can view all the available php-ldap extensions using the command: apt-cache search php-ldap
- For RHEL based systems, the command would be yum install php-ldap
- For Debian, the installation command would be apt-get install php<your PHP version>-ldap
- Search for extension=php_ldap.so in php.ini file. Uncomment this line, if not present then add this line in the file and save the file.
Step 3
- Restart your server. After that refresh the LDAP/AD plugin configuration page.
