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Hello,<br>
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I'm trying to protect an app based on a custom LDAP attribute that requires a wild card search, ie<br>
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<Location /chicagoprintstudio><br>
AuthType shibboleth<br>
ShibRequireSession On<br>
require company-admin *Chicago*<br>
</Location><br>
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IE, all people who administrate a Chicago company can access this URL.<br>
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It works if I do an exact value like<br>
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require company-admin ChicagoWestLoopPrintStudio<br>
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But if I do a wild card search, it doesn't let anyone in- maybe it interprets the "*" char literally? Not sure.<br>
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Anyway wondering: am I just using bad regex, or is this not supported?<br>
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Any feedback is appreciated.<br>
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Sean<br>
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PS, I realize a group or a require statement that defines all the possible values (rather than a wild card) is the preferred solution and that will be our long term solution, but I'm wondering if I can do a short term solution while that's being worked on.<br>
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