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Another customer, BTC (Schweiz) AG, has requested the same official support for OpenLDAP in CP4BA.
See Support Case TS017772000.
I sent them the statement from Derek Li above, to which they replied:
"I am aware of the workaround, as I was already made aware of this option via this:
https://github.com/apollo-business-automation/fncm-manual-deployment
and now
https://github.com/apollo-business-automation/cp4ba-manual-deployment?tab=readme-ov-file#openldap
However, as you are supporting opensource postgreSQL it would more than consistent to also support an opensource LDAP option. Using this "old" config, one can't be 100% sure that there weren't details that might have changed.
Please have it be added as an official option."
OpenLDAP is already support starting from CP4BA 22.0.2, here is a sample ldap_configuration in CR section
ldap_configuration:
## The possible values are: "IBM Security Directory Server" or "Microsoft Active Directory" or "Custom"
lc_selected_ldap_type: "Custom"
## The name of the LDAP server to connect
lc_ldap_server: "smite1.fyre.ibm.com"
## The port of the LDAP server to connect. Some possible values are: 389, 636, etc.
lc_ldap_port: "636"
## The LDAP bind secret for LDAP authentication. The secret is expected to have ldapUsername and ldapPassword keys. Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_bind_secret: ldap-bind-secret
## The LDAP base DN. For example, "dc=example,dc=com", "dc=abc,dc=com", etc
lc_ldap_base_dn: "DC=example,DC=org"
## Enable SSL/TLS for LDAP communication. Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_ldap_ssl_enabled: true
## The name of the secret that contains the LDAP SSL/TLS certificate.
lc_ldap_ssl_secret_name: "ldap-ssl-cert"
## The LDAP user name attribute. One possible value is "*:cn" for TDS and "user:sAMAccountName" for AD. Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_ldap_user_name_attribute: "*:cn"
## The LDAP user display name attribute. One possible value is "cn" for TDS and "sAMAccountName" for AD. Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_ldap_user_display_name_attr: "cn"
## The LDAP group base DN. For example, "dc=example,dc=com", "dc=abc,dc=com", etc
lc_ldap_group_base_dn: "DC=example,DC=org"
## The LDAP group name attribute. One possible value is "*:cn" for TDS and "*:cn" for AD. Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_ldap_group_name_attribute: "*:cn"
## The LDAP group display name attribute. One possible value for both TDS and AD is "cn". Refer to Knowledge Center for more info.
lc_ldap_group_display_name_attr: "cn"
## The LDAP group membership search filter string. One possible value is "(&(cn=%v)(|(objectclass=groupOfNames)(objectclass=groupOfUniqueNames)(objectclass=groupOfURLs)))" for TDS
## and "(&(cn=%v)(objectcategory=group))" for AD.
lc_ldap_group_membership_search_filter: "(|(&(objectclass=groupofnames)(member={0}))(&(objectclass=groupofuniquenames)(uniquemember={0})))"
## The LDAP group membership ID map. One possible value is "groupofnames:member" for TDS and "memberOf:member" for AD.
lc_ldap_group_member_id_map: "groupofnames:member"
## The User script will uncomment the section needed based on user's input from User script. If you are deploying without the User script,
## uncomment the necessary section (depending if you are using Active Directory (ad) or Tivoli Directory Service (tds)) accordingly.
custom:
lc_user_filter: "(&(objectClass=person)(cn=%v))"
lc_group_filter: "(&(objectClass=groupofnames)(cn=%v))"