Hi everyone, I haven't posted in years, because I was spending most of my time working with a different BMC product. Now I'm circling back to the BMC Remedy Action Request System. We're on 6.3 (on Solaris), moving to 8.1.2p1 on Linux next month.
I documented the upgrade of our test environment. It didn't go the most smoothly, and I couldn't have completed it without BMC Support's help. We had to manually update some of the table structures. Perhaps this is because we totally skipped 7.0, 7.1, 7.5, 7.6, and 8.0. We also had a duplicate index on one table, according to the data dictionary, so we had to delete it. In any case, my last technical challenge was to get single sign on working. I never tried to get it working before, and I thought it would be a bonus if I could get it working as part of this upgrade. I did a lot of google searching, and I saw a few other posts where other people were trying to accomplish what I wanted to do. Either nobody responded, or some people gave some general pointers, or javasystemsolutions.com chimed in to tout their product. In any case, after a long 14 hour day, I finally got it working. We have the following environment: Linux RHEL 6.6 / Apache 2.2 / Tomcat 7.0 / mod_ssl / mod_auth_cas 1.0.9 / areasso 7.0 If there is any interest, I will write up a guide on how to implement SSO with CAS and share it with the list. Thanks, Alex -- O--------------O--O---------------------------------O | Alex Agle \/ Lead Application Developer | O---------------/\ Georgia Institute of Technology | |(404)894-6165 //\\ EIS - Applications Support | | Atlanta, GA //\/\\ alex.agle(@)oit.gatech.edu | O------------O-\/\/-O-------------------------------O _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org "Where the Answers Are, and have been for 20 years"
