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diff --git a/apps/user_ldap/ajax/testConfiguration.php b/apps/user_ldap/ajax/testConfiguration.php
index 289957764a1..f5fd5f23b87 100644
--- a/apps/user_ldap/ajax/testConfiguration.php
+++ b/apps/user_ldap/ajax/testConfiguration.php
@@ -39,6 +39,23 @@ try {
if ($connection->setConfiguration($_POST)) {
//Configuration is okay
if ($connection->bind()) {
+ /*
+ * This shiny if block is an ugly hack to find out whether anonymous
+ * bind is possible on AD or not. Because AD happily and constantly
+ * replies with success to any anonymous bind request, we need to
+ * fire up a broken operation. If AD does not allow anonymous bind,
+ * it will end up with LDAP error code 1 which is turned into an
+ * exception by the LDAP wrapper. We catch this. Other cases may
+ * pass (like e.g. expected syntax error).
+ */
+ try {
+ $ldapWrapper->read($connection->getConnectionResource(), 'neverwhere', 'objectClass=*', array('dn'));
+ } catch (\Exception $e) {
+ if($e->getCode() === 1) {
+ OCP\JSON::error(array('message' => $l->t('The configuration is invalid: anonymous bind is not allowed.')));
+ exit;
+ }
+ }
OCP\JSON::success(array('message'
=> $l->t('The configuration is valid and the connection could be established!')));
} else {