is that shibboleth really operates more at the
>>>>>>>> apache/web
>>>>>>>> server layer. Because of that I'm wondering what if anything really
>>>>>>>> needs to
>>>>>>>> be done at the app layer.
&g
ly customizable. But, I'm happy to
share whatever I come up with when I get there.
Tim
UCLA GSE&IS
On Mar 28, 2009, at 8:34 PM, Daniel Beatty wrote:
Begin forwarded message:
From: Daniel Beatty
Date: March 28, 2009 10:10:29 PM CDT
To: Joe Little
Cc: Daniel Beatty
Subject: Re: u
Begin forwarded message:
From: Daniel Beatty
Date: March 28, 2009 10:10:29 PM CDT
To: Joe Little
Cc: Daniel Beatty
Subject: Re: used shibboleth
Greetings Joe,
Any parsing on that string? Does it contain information as to what
"realm" or authority granted the ticket?
In my
>>>> authenticated?
>>>>>
>>>>> Chuck
>>>>
>>>> My apps will definitely need to know who the user is. Apparently, with
>>>> shibboleth you can designate somehow that certain data gets sent back to
>>>> the
>
will definitely need to know who the user is. Apparently, with
>>> shibboleth you can designate somehow that certain data gets sent back to the
>>> requesting server - I think in the http headers. So, I'm assuming that
>>> there's some intention to return something t
r if we choose to use this
instead of our LDAP auth. Have you looked at or used shibboleth
Chuck?
I have looked at it very briefly. I have worked with Cosign and
WebAuth which are somewhat similar. Both of those return the sign-
on ID in the REMOTE_USER header. Shibboleth, IIRC does not
t the returned items are.
I'd think that a very good idea.
If it works as described, is sounds like it has the potential to
make authentication to my apps easier if we choose to use this
instead of our LDAP auth. Have you looked at or used shibboleth Chuck?
I have looked at it very
escribed, is sounds like it has the potential to make
authentication to my apps easier if we choose to use this instead of
our LDAP auth. Have you looked at or used shibboleth Chuck?
Tim Worman
Programmer/Analyst III, UCLA GSE&IS
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On Mar 11, 2009, at 6:31 PM, TW wrote:
All:
Our campus is going to be moving to shibboleth as the preferred sso
authentication system for web apps. Has anyone here had any
experience with deploying web objects apps behind this
authentication mechanism? My understanding is that shibboleth
All:
Our campus is going to be moving to shibboleth as the preferred sso
authentication system for web apps. Has anyone here had any experience
with deploying web objects apps behind this authentication mechanism?
My understanding is that shibboleth really operates more at the apache/
web
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