Hi, I also want to implement same kind of authentication in my wiki. Can you please guide me?
Currently, my wiki is performing LDAP authentication and I want to implement SSO in wiki and other web-apps. Thanks and Regards, Trupti P. tomwheel wrote: > > I was able to fix the problems I encountered. In case someone else > runs into the same difficulties, there were two issues at play. > > The first was that the hostname I'd set in the tomcat config and > jspwiki.properties file was not fully-qualified. This caused > preferences not to be saved because the JavaScript had an invalid > value for Wiki.BasePath (jspwiki-common.js, line 244). It had the > last few characters of the hostname and the first few characters of > the context name. Adding the domain name to the hostname in both > those files got it working correctly. > > The second was just a permissions problem. The user and group > databases were not writable by the Tomcat server process owner. > > On 1/13/10, Tom Wheeler <[email protected]> wrote: >> I may have spoken too soon in my previous message. I think I'm >> probably close, but it's definitely not working. Most of my confusion >> comes from outdated documentation related to authentication in the >> Wiki. Several times I've followed something that seems to address my >> problem, only to find out that it's for some earlier version and does >> not apply to 2.8.3. In the end, I am not really sure what's correct >> for my version. >> . > > -- > Tom Wheeler > http://www.tomwheeler.com/ > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Hints-for-Integrating-Custom-Authentication--tp27083634p27237371.html Sent from the JspWiki - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
