I was really hoping that was it, but it's still saying it can't locate the user matching the info provided.

So seeing that Catalyst::Plugin::Authentication::LDAP was superceded by Catalyst::Authentication::Store::LDAP, I take it means that C::A::Store::LDAP does the authentication too.

But looking at C::A::Store::LDAP it says that it authenticates a user if it finds the user info in the LDAP store. So it's really not even looking a the passwords. So this looks like it's not really an Authentication module. But why would an Authenticaiton module be superceeded by a Store module?

UPDATE:
As an update I see that the first step is that C::A::Store::LDAP binds with the pre-set user and password, then it reconnects with the user and password sent in second time. Here's a copy of my config in memory if that helps: 
do {
  my $a = {
    "Action::RenderView" => {
      ignore_classes => [
                          "DBIx::Class::ResultSource::Table",
                          "DBIx::Class::ResultSourceHandle",
                          "DateTime",
                        ],
      scrubber_func  => sub { ... },
    },
    "authentication" => {
      default_realm => "ldap",
      realms => {
        ldap => {
          credential => {
            class => "Password",
            password_field => "password",
            password_hash_type => "SHA-1",
            password_type => "self_check",
          },
          store => {
            binddn              => "myusername\@ad.mydomain.org",
            bindpw              => "mypassword",
            class               => "LDAP",
            ldap_server         => "ldap://sub.ad.mydomain.org",
            ldap_server_options => { onerror => "warn", timeout => 30 
+},
            start_tls           => 0,
            start_tls_options   => { verify => "none" },
            use_roles           => 0,
            user_basedn         => "DC=sub,DC=ad,DC=mydomain,DC=org",
            user_field          => "sAMAccountName",
            user_filter         => "(sAMAccountName=%s)",
            user_scope          => "one",
            user_search_options => { deref => "always" },
          },
          use_session => 1,
        },
      },
      use_session => 1,
    },
    "disable_component_resolution_regex_fallback" => 1,
    "home" => "/home/me/perl_modules/MyApp",
    "name" => "MyApp",
    "Plugin::Authentication" => 'fix',
    "Plugin::ConfigLoader" => {},
    "root" => bless({
      dirs => ["", "home", "me", "perl_modules", "MyApp", "root"],
      file_spec_class => undef,
      volume => "",
    }, "Path::Class::Dir"),
    "stacktrace" => { context => 3, verbose => 0 },
    "static" => {
      debug => 1,
      dirs => [],
      ignore_dirs => [],
      ignore_extensions => ["tmpl", "tt", "tt2", "html", "xhtml"],
      include_path => ['fix'],
      mime_types => {},
      mime_types_obj => bless({}, "MIME::Types"),
      no_logs => 1,
    },
  };
  $a->{"Plugin::Authentication"} = $a->{"authentication"};
  $a->{"static"}{include_path}[0] = $a->{"root"};
  $a;
}

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In reply to Re^2: Not Authenticating - Catalyst::Authentication::Store::LDAP by awohld
in thread Not Authenticating - Catalyst::Authentication::Store::LDAP by awohld

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