Hi there,
i need to implement a Single Sign On System with pHP
has anyone some experiance with that?
Any code fragments ?
Any classes, demos or frameworks out there?
Who can give me hints?
Thyrfing
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how meant
having two php applications running with two separate login mechanisms until now.Jenk wrote:Please be more descriptive with what you need.
now i want to extend both, checking if a user has successfull logged in in each other application.
if yes: continue without login-form
if no: send the own login form
OK?
Re: how meant
AFAIK there aren't any "one-size-fits-all" solutions of this problem. You'll just have to create your own user management system, or base it on one of the existing applications and alter the other one. You'll have to make profile pages point to one place, member lists, etc., irrespective of the application they're called from. It's quite a hassle, and I haven't done anything like it before, but I imagine it to be quite a lot of work. The key is that it has to be molded to fit both applications seamlessly.
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this way?
OK , if i understood right:
Image two applications:
A - phpBB
B - TWiki
Both systems have their own usermanagement
Now i want every phpBB User be allowed directly to edit the Wiki after he had logged into phpBB.
Or: Everybody can write in phpBB, after authentificated in TWiki
What yould you suggest?
Putting a new usermanagement solution in front, placing cookies and modifying A and B this way, that both
a) show no own login form
b) search for cookie or forward to the central usermanagent login form?
Image two applications:
A - phpBB
B - TWiki
Both systems have their own usermanagement
Now i want every phpBB User be allowed directly to edit the Wiki after he had logged into phpBB.
Or: Everybody can write in phpBB, after authentificated in TWiki
What yould you suggest?
Putting a new usermanagement solution in front, placing cookies and modifying A and B this way, that both
a) show no own login form
b) search for cookie or forward to the central usermanagent login form?