LDAP

Character string. The hostname of the LDAP server. It may also be a space separated list of LDAP servers. Leave it blank if you do not use LDAP.

Character string. The BASE DN of your ldap server. (if you don't know what it is, you should check your slapd.conf file). If you do not use LDAP, leave it blank.

Character string. The BIND DN for your ldap server. (if you don't know what it is, you should check your slapd.conf file)

Character string. The BIND PW for your ldap server. (if you don't know what it is, you should check your slapd.conf file)

Character string. The full path to the configuration file with your objectClass definitions. This file must be readable by the process using this class (probably your web server). Do not make your slapd.conf file world readable. If you have objectClass definitions in your slapd.conf file, you should separate them into a slapd.oc.conf file.

Array of character strings. Relative paths to the dircetories of the extensions you want to use.

Exemple declaration:

    $this->extensions = array(
      "modules/ext1/",
      "modules/ext2/"
      );