This module extends the Jupyterhub ldapauthenticator and allows authenticated users through LDAP to have accounts created for them on the system that Jupyterhub is running on.
It uses the LocalAuthenticator found in Jupyterhub, but authenticates users through LDAP.
The getting started guide has more details.
The settings are similar to those used in the ldapauthenticator:
# jupyterhub config file
c.JupyterHub.authenticator_class = 'ldapcreateusers.LocalLDAPCreateUsers'
c.LocalLDAPCreateUsers.server_address = 'some.ldap.server'
c.LocalLDAPCreateUsers.server_port = 389
c.LocalLDAPCreateUsers.use_ssl = False
c.LocalLDAPCreateUsers.bind_dn_template = 'uid={username},dc=yourdomain,dc=com'
c.LocalLDAPCreateUsers.create_system_users = True
This module does nothing by itself. It simply extends the ldapauthenticator class and allows local
user accounts on the system to be created.
This module has been tested with Python 3.4. It depends on jupyterhub and ldapauthenticator
You can install using pip $ pip install jupyterhub-ldapcreateusers