GLAuth (Go-lang LDAP Authentication) has released version 2.3.1. GLAuth is a secure and easy-to-use LDAP server with configurable backends. This release includes several new features, bug fixes, and miscellaneous chores.

Features

• Tracing configuration can now be allowed via the main config.
• Context for OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) spans has been introduced into the handler package.
• Context for OTLP spans has been introduced into the plugins package.
• OTLSql has been introduced.
• OTLP tracer has been introduced.
• Basic tracer has been wired up.

Bug Fixes

• Vendored TOML has been dropped.
• Formatting has been improved.
• The go test command now properly checks OTP within the allowed base DN.
• All TOML parsing has been moved into a new internal package, and the mappings have been dropped in favor of toml.Primitive decoding.
• Configuration setup has been removed from the main function, and log configuration has been reshored.
• Tracing code has been updated to work with breaking changes in OTLP 1.20.
• The server now uses BurntSushi/toml.

For more information, visit the glauth v2.3.1 release page.

Go-lang LDAP Authentication (GLAuth) has released version 2.3.0 of its lightweight LDAP server, providing a secure and easy-to-use solution for development, home lab use, or CI/CD environments.

The release introduces both new features and bug fixes to enhance the functionality and stability of the server software. However, it is important to note that there is a breaking change in this version, as the groups table has been renamed to ldapgroups.

The main feature of the v2.3.0 release include an update to the migration code, which now supports table names. In addition to the new feature, a bug fix has been implemented in this release, also regarding ldapgroups.

With this latest release, GLAuth continues to provide a reliable and efficient LDAP server solution for users in development, home lab, and CI/CD environments. The project’s commitment to security, ease of use, and continuous improvement is commendable.

For more information and to download the latest version of GLAuth, visit the official GitHub repository.

The latest release of glauth, a secure and easy-to-use LDAP server with configurable backends, brings several important updates and fixes. Version v2.2.1 focuses on resolving plugin incompatibility issues and introduces the ability to use custom S3 endpoints.

One of the key improvements in this maintenance release is the fix to plugin incompatibility. The developers have addressed this issue and apologize for any inconvenience caused by the previous version. The pull requests included in this release cover various aspects of the project. Some of the other notable updates include organizing users as an organizational unit, removing references to deprecated io/ioutil, updating TRIM_FLAGS to use -trimpath, and preparing for future releases by implementing sum types.