docker-compose.yml

version: "3"
services:
  ldapauthd:
    image: g0dscookie/ldapauthd
    networks:
      - internal
    ports:
      - 80:80
    environment:
      # Loglevel the daemon should run on.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_LOGLEVEL=INFO
      # User the daemon should be run with.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_USER=nobody
      # IP address the daemon should listen on.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_IP=0.0.0.0
      # Port the daemon should listen on.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_PORT=80
      # String to set in WWW-Authenticate
      #- LDAPAUTHD_REALM=Authorization required
      # Choose session storage backend. Available: memcached
      #- LDAPAUTHD_SESSION_STORAGE=memcached
      # Key prefix to avoid collisions inside memcache when running multiple ldapauthd instances
      #- LDAPAUTHD_SESSION_PREFIX=
      # Set domain for your session cookie.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_SESSION_DOMAIN=
      # Host address of your session storage.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_SESSION_HOST=sessiondb:11211
      # Maximum TTL for sessions in seconds.
      #- LDAPAUTHD_SESSION_TTL=900
      # https://ldap3.readthedocs.io/logging.html#logging-detail-level
      #- LDAP_LOGLEVEL=ERROR
      # Attributes to get from ldap and report to client
      #- LDAP_ATTRIBUTES={"cn": "X-Forwarded-FullName", "mail": "X-Forwarded-Email", "sAMAccountName": "X-Forwarded-User"}
      # The header name where the associated role should be stored
      #- LDAP_ROLEHEADER=X-Forwarded-Role
      # Allow specific users. Will be matched with given username
      #- LDAP_ALLOWEDUSERS=
      # Allow specific groups. Will be matched with full group dn
      #- LDAP_ALLOWEDGROUPS=
      # Base DN every search request will be based on.
      #- LDAP_BASEDN=ou=Company,dc=example,dc=org
      # Bind user to use for querying your ldap server.
      #- LDAP_BINDDN=cn=bind user,dc=example,dc=org
      # Bind users password.
      # This can also be a path to a plain text file
      #- LDAP_BINDPW=password
      # Comma seperated list of ldap backend names.
      #- LDAP_BACKENDS=dc01
      # Hostname of your domain controller.
      #- LDAP_DC01_HOST=dc01.example.org
      # Port on your domain controller to connect to.
      #- LDAP_DC01_PORT=636
      # Use SSL for ldap connection.
      #- LDAP_DC01_SSL=True
      # Verify remote SSL certificate.
      #- LDAP_DC01_SSL_VALIDATE=True

  sessiondb:
    image: memcached
    networks:
      - internal

networks:
  internal: