I agree. It would be a great idea to make this work. On Sat, Apr 16, 2011 at 11:21 AM, David Hatanian <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Vipin, > > I think this is a great move to share this with the community and help > beginners in the process of learning CAS basics. To share your VM, you might > want to take a look at Turnkey Linux <http://www.turnkeylinux.org/> which > provides such VMs for different applications (not CAS, not yet), and maybe > contribute yours to the project. > > *Cheers > > David Hatanian > Consultant OCTO Technology > ** > **59 avenue Fal Ould Oumeir* > *Rabat Agdal* > *GSM : (212) 6 62 16 66 95* > *http://www.octo.com* > > > > 2011/4/16 Vipin Jain <[email protected]> > >> I was working last night to create a prebuilt VM with all Open Source >> stuff and i thought we can help all developers with this VM so that we dont >> have go with the hassle of installing/configuring the base CAS >> infrastructure. >> >> Please let me know your thoughts about this, so that we can have different >> options as per developers requirement and also help the community. >> >> *This are the conponents i installed* >> Ubuntu 10.10 >> OpenDJ >> CAS 3.4.3 >> Apache 2.0.64 >> >> >> On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Andrew Petro <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Matt, >>> >>> I noticed this email and have forwarded it to cas-steer for discussion of >>> what the CAS Steering Committee would consider. :) >>> >>> Without that discussion having happened, I'm not prepared to speak >>> authoritatively to what additional strategic effort, coordination, calories >>> the CAS Steering Committee might be willing to consider applying. >>> >>> I will however note that in some ways this is less a question of whom >>> Jasig and cas-steer would consider working with, and more a matter of who >>> would consider working with the CAS community. CAS is free and open source >>> software with a simple, well-documented protocol, an extensible modular >>> implementation, and most importantly, a community of developers and >>> participants with a justly-earned reputation for friendliness. When >>> providers of SSO-as-a-service apply effort and engage with the CAS community >>> to enhance the CAS support of their products and services, I'd expect they'd >>> get supportive responses on the lists and elsewhere as most other comers >>> have, and I'd expect they could be quite successful in CAS-integrating their >>> products. >>> >>> I appreciate that's not quite what you asked, though. Your question >>> seems to go more to the strategic value to Jasig and to CAS in instigating >>> this kind of support for the CAS protocol in these products and services. >>> It's a worthwhile strategic question, one I'll take up with the CAS >>> Steering Committee, which doesn't preclude further discussion here as well. >>> >>> Thanks for bringing it up. >>> >>> Andrew >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On 03/29/2011 08:22 AM, Smith, Matthew J. wrote: >>> >>>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >>>> Hash: SHA1 >>>> >>>> Would JASIG or the CAS Steering Committee (or whomever is appropriate) >>>> consider working with an existing authentication provider like >>>> http://www.protectnetwork.org/ to offer the CAS protocol as an >>>> additional authentication service? ProtectNetwork today advertises >>>> "Open standards compliant: Shibboleth, SAML, OpenID", so they are >>>> already multi-protocol. >>>> >>>> - -Matt >>>> >>>> On 03/28/2011 03:55 PM, Marvin Addison wrote: >>>> >>>>> I was thinking if we can start CAS on Cloud then it would very >>>>>> easier for any developer to test and learn CAS. >>>>>> >>>>> Sounds great except "cloud" is far too vague in terms of both >>>>> provisioning and consumption. Practically speaking, who would >>>>> host this offering? >>>>> >>>>> What features should this cloud offering provide? (I assume the >>>>> cloud offering is strictly for demonstration and evaluation). The >>>>> most common features needed by deployers: >>>>> >>>>> - Username/password authentication with LDAP backend - >>>>> JpaTicketRegistry for ticket storage/registered services >>>>> (Memcached comes in second by my very unofficial scorekeeping) >>>>> >>>>> Anything else? >>>>> >>>>> M >>>>> >>>>> >>>> - -- Matthew J. 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