use both database and adldap for auth about adldap2-laravel HOT 5 CLOSED

This already occurs with the Adldap laravel Auth driver, it creates a local database record of an authenticated LDAP user. If you're looking to use the eloquent auth driver along side the Adldap auth driver, you'll need to switch your selected auth driver on the fly using Config::set('auth.driver', 'eloquent');.

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you're awesome, thanks

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No problem! Any other concerns / questions please don't hesitate to create an issue.

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The Auth driver indeed creates a local database record and syncs the password, but if the Domain Controller is not available, I expect the login still succeeds if the password matches the one in the database.

For local development, I don't have a domain controller available, so authentication always fails when the adldap auth driver is used.

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@modbase I agree that this should be a configurable option. I'll be implementing this on the Laravel repo.

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