function it_should_respect_an_explicitly_set_dn($connection) { $connection->execute($this->addOperation)->willReturn(true); $this->addOperation->setDn('cn=chad,ou=users,dc=foo,dc=bar'); $this->config->setSchemaName('ad'); $this->beConstructedWith($connection, $this->schemaFactory, $this->dispatcher); $this->createUser()->with(['username' => 'somedude', 'password' => '12345'])->setDn('cn=chad,ou=users,dc=foo,dc=bar')->execute(); }
/** * Builds the DN based off of the "name" attribute. The name attribute should be mapped to the "cn" attribute in * pretty much all cases except for creating an OU object. Then the "name" attribute should be mapped to "ou". * * @param AddOperation $operation */ protected function setDnToUse(AddOperation $operation) { // If the DN was explicitly set, don't do anything. if ($operation->getDn()) { return; } if (!$this->schema) { throw new LogicException("You must explicitly set the DN or specify a schema type."); } if (!$this->schema->hasAttribute('name')) { throw new LogicException('To create an object you must specify the name attribute in the schema. That attribute should typically' . ' map to the "cn" attribute, as it will use that as the base of the distinguished name.'); } $location = $operation->getLocation() ?: $this->schema->getDefaultContainer(); if (empty($location)) { throw new LogicException('You must specify a container or OU to place this LDAP object in.'); } $attribute = $this->schema->getAttributeToLdap('name'); $rdnValue = LdapUtilities::escapeValue($operation->getAttributes()[$attribute], null, LDAP_ESCAPE_DN); $location = $this->resolveParameters(['container' => $location])['container']; $operation->setDn($attribute . '=' . $rdnValue . ',' . $location); }