[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Re: SSO and disable caching of security credentials fails in

2005-01-16 Thread ryoung2504
I found the solution:
add attribute requireReauthorization and set to true for the valve

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[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - SSO and disable caching of security credentials fails in Jbo

2005-01-15 Thread ryoung2504
I have two applications each with their own context root and each has their own 
JAAS security domain. I have a set of users with the same logon credentials for 
both security domains but with differing roles for each domain.

I have enabled SSO by uncommenting  the valve
org.jboss.web.tomcat.tc5.sso.ClusteredSingleSignOn
in deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar/server.xml.

I have also disabled caching of security credentials by setting to zero
the DefaultCacheTimeout and DefaultCacheResolution attributes of the JAAS 
security manager and realm mapping mbean in conf/jboss-service.xml

I would expect the resultant behaviour to be that a user is asked to sign on 
once but roles would be determined for every access.
However it appears that roles are determined at the point of sign on and not 
for every access.

Am I missing something here? Dependant upon which resource the user attempts to 
access first their roles are set for the domain that the resource exists in. If 
they stay within that domain then everything is fine as they will only have 
access as their roles permit. If however they attempt to access a susequent 
domain where they have less roles then they can access resources that they 
shouldn't be able to.

Is it possible (using declarative security) to have a user authenticate once 
across multiple applications (within a cluster) but to have authorization 
determined for every access?


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[JBoss-user] [Security JAAS/JBoss] - Cross-context form-based authentication

2005-01-11 Thread ryoung2504
I have two applications each with their own context root and each has their own 
JAAS security domain. I have a set of users with the same logon credentials for 
both security domains but with differing roles for each domain. 
If I set the auth-method for both apps to BASIC then I can authenticate for one 
app and get the correct roles and then switch to the url of the other app and 
get the correct roles for that app. I do not need to re-authenticate when 
switching between apps.
If I set the auth-method for both apps to FORM then I can authenticate for one 
app and get the correct roles however if I switch the url in the browser to 
point to the second app I have to re-authenticate myself. (I do however get the 
correct roles).

Is there a way to get form based authentication to store the user credentials 
in the same ?magic way? that basic authentication does, and thus allow me to 
logon once?

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