HI,
I am using Spring security with CAS.I can do sso between my two spring
web-apps.It is working fine but now i want to perform login through rest
api(form a java desktop application).
I know we can enable rest api using Spring RestTemplate .But I have some
doubts about the same.
I have
HI,
I am using Spring security with CAS.I can do sso between my two spring
web-apps.It is working fine but now i want to perform login through rest
api(form a java desktop application).
I know we can enable rest api using Spring RestTemplate .But I have some
doubts about the same.
I have
I,
I am using Spring security with CAS.I can do sso between my two spring
web-apps.It is working fine but now i want to perform login through rest
api(form a java desktop application).
I know we can enable rest api using Spring RestTemplate .But I have some
doubts about the same.
I have
HI,
I am using Spring security with CAS.I can do sso between my two spring
web-apps.It is working fine but now i want to perform login through rest
api(form a java desktop application).
I know we can enable rest api using Spring RestTemplate .But I have some
doubts about the same.
I have
Whenever I try to access /services/ on my CAS server, I get this exception:
2013-08-08 12:06:04,258 ERROR [org.jasig.cas.client.util.CommonUtils] -
Connection reset
java.net.SocketException: Connection reset
at java.net.SocketInputStream.read(SocketInputStream.java:185)
at
I'm still reviewing the clustering options for CAS, I haven't been able
to get a feeling for how popular each option is.
There's enough consensus among long-time deployers to go with a
cache-based backend that I'm going with simply recommending it outright
for HA deployments:
I'm following the docs at
https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASUM/MemcacheTicketRegistry to
implement an memcached ticket registry.
Check out the following:
http://jasig.github.io/cas/installation/Memcached-Ticket-Registry.html
Although that's targeted at CAS 4.0, the configuration for memcached
We're using Ehcache with manual peer configuration and disk persistence.
Previously we used JPA for the ticket and service registry, but a massive
dump taken by the database server cured us of that.
We also use Tomcat session replication even though our load balancer does
session persistence,
I am trying to setup LDAP authentication handler. Ultimately I would
like to connect Bugzilla to cas. Bugzilla support forums are suggesting
that I use LDAP.
Please say:
1. if this is the best means of performing this integration or not.
2. If this is indeed the best means, please see the
On 8/7/2013 11:50 AM, Danner, Mearl wrote:
Using ehcache on a test cluster. It is what we will implement in
production.
Cool. Could I trouble you to share your ticketRegistry.xml and
ehcache.xml? I pieced mine together from the outdated wiki and various
mailing list and blog postings, and I
On 08/08/2013 11:40 AM, Paul B. Henson wrote:
It also seems to only be bootstrapping the service ticket cache on
startup, not the ticket granting ticket cache.
I tripped on that one--the TGT config is not inheriting from the
abstract definition. I added a 'parent':
bean
On 2013-08-08 14:31, Chandrashekar Singh wrote:
I am trying to setup LDAP authentication handler. Ultimately I would
like to connect Bugzilla to cas. Bugzilla support forums are suggesting
that I use LDAP.
Please say:
1. if this is the best means of performing this integration or not.
2. If
On 8/7/2013 11:59 AM, Scott Battaglia wrote:
You do realize you will have to configure and tune any solution :-)
Well, yah :).
Before comparing solutions, I would recommend defining your requirements
and your tolerance for failure (if you have not). For example, Is it
acceptable that if a
On 8/7/2013 12:18 PM, Aaron Bennett wrote:
What we're planning for scheduled maintenance, is using memcached-tool
to push a given server's cache to another server before shutting it down
for maintenance... something as simple as this..
./memcached-tool localhost dump | nc otherhost 11211
My
On 8/7/2013 12:25 PM, Tom Poage wrote:
Ehcache over RMI w/ automatic peer discovery.
Thanks for the info; more detail in a previous reply, but would you mind
sharing your ticket registry and ehcache configuration?
--
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My (limited and possibly inaccurate) understanding of memcached,
specifically the client implementation for CAS, is that a particular key
is hashed, and based on the outcome of that, the client looks for it on
a specific node. So I'm not sure what good a copy of the data on another
node will do
On 8/8/2013 6:10 AM, Marvin S. Addison wrote:
http://jasig.github.io/cas/planning/High-Availability-Guide.html
Thanks for providing this documentation; it's a bit more up to date and
more understandable than the actual official wiki :). Maybe it could be
integrated into the official site as
On 8/8/2013 7:29 AM, Carlos Fernandez wrote:
We're using Ehcache with manual peer configuration and disk persistence.
So far it seems the unofficial poll shows a higher percentage of ehcache
versus memcached deployments. At the risk of becoming repetitive :),
would you mind sharing your
Ben,
Getting Luminis 4 to authenticate to external CAS apparently involves
programming. See the last comment in:
http://www.lumdev.net/node/3444
This is the best solution I've seen so far, and I still don't know what
the requisite custom login filter would need to do, so I've been
I believe Luminis 5 is the only version that has it's own CAS. We are running a
version of 4 (not sure the level) and it does not.
Mearl Danner
Systems Programmer
Samford University Technology Services
http://www.samford.edu
From: Ben Branch [mailto:bbra...@uco.edu]
Sent: Thursday, August 08,
Luminis 5 comes bundled with CAS 3.2.something, but allows one to point the
admin and portal tiers to an external instance (we use 3.5.2). Luminis 4 uses
CAS 2 as an optional component.
Best regards,
--
Carlos M. Fernández
Sr. Enterprise Systems Admin
Saint Joseph's University
W: 610-660-1501
Can anyone point me to some correct documentation for installing EhCache on CAS
3.4.11? When I try installing it in accordance with the wiki, I get the
following error on the Maven package:
[ERROR]
\maven\work\root\src\main\java\org\jasig\cas\ticket\registry\EhcacheTicketRegistry.java:[36,7]
There is an internal CAS in Luminis 4 but it is not full featured. We
talked with Ellucian about this very issue and if I recall correctly, their
suggestion was to have the external CAS trust the internal CAS. However, we
want to move away from Luminis so we did not want everyone to be required
to
-Original Message-
From: Marvin S. Addison [mailto:marvin.addi...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2013 10:02 AM
To: cas-user@lists.jasig.org
Subject: Re: [cas-user] MemcacheTicketRegistry documentation question
I'm following the docs at
On 8/8/2013 11:52 AM, Tom Poage wrote:
I tripped on that one--the TGT config is not inheriting from the
abstract definition. I added a 'parent':
Cool, thanks for the tip. Would you mind sharing the rest of your
configuration so I can see if you fixed anything else I have broken :)?
Thanks…
We are using a ehcache backed ticket registry. We have implemented
single-sign-out on our cas server. I was curious how the single-signout is
tracked in the ticket registry?
If you configure ehcache for 100,000 TGT's and only 60,000 are active (e.g.
not evicted from ehcache), you will see the
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