The Module was built upon some Lift_Module conventions https://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/liftweb/Modules.
Since it was only built upon some of them, I don't want to call it a Lift_Module.

I would have used the builtin LDAP Module that comes with Lift http://www.liftweb.net, but having 
a special use case with two different LDAP Servers, I thought trying to build a module and talking 
to different LDAP servers is a great learning experience.

Some of the code was already used in https://github.com/spirit-fhs/news/. Extracting this and 
putting it into a module hoping that more students/employees may use this in a Lift project.

How to get started:
Clone this repository and publish the project local: 

$ git clone https://github.com/mdenison/FhS-LDAP-Module
$ cd FhS-LDAP-Module
$ sbt update package publish-local

Now we can use the FhS-LDAP-Module in our Lift project. Add as SBT Dependency:
  def fhsldap = "de.codecarving" %% "fhsldap" % "1.0"

Adding properties to the src/main/resources/props/default.props:
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# LDAP Props                     #
# Need ldap1 for email adresses  #
# Need zefi for Authentication   #

ldap.server.ldap1=ldaps://zefi.....:636
ldap.server.zefi=ldaps://ldap1....:636

# The location of the sslstore file! VERY IMPORTANT!
ldap.server.truststore=

# Declaring admins. Seperated the FHS-ID with a semicolon.
spirit.server.admins=user1;user2

# Default email adresse, if servers dont have any for a user!
spirit.default.email=

# Wether we want to use LDAP Auth or not.
# If set to false anyone with any username can log in. Only for
# testing purposes.
ldap.server.auth.use=true

# section where we define default values if we wont use ldap auth
default.email=
default.gidNumber=
default.cn=
default.displayName=
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Now we can import and init the Module in the Boot.scala
  fhsldap.init

This will add Login/Logout to the Sitemap.