Hi Ricardo,
I have both authentications enabled in my setup (along with kerberos). I don't
have any docs, but if you get intro dead ends I can look in my setup and try to
help you out.
First, I have a X509CertificateLDAPEntryMapperResolverConfig bean inside my
credentialsToPrincipalResolvers:
Hi Ávaro,
Thank you very much for your help.
I will review your recomendations and let you know :)
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Salut,
Ricardo Borillo Domenech ~ @borillo
http://xml-utils.com
On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 9:23 AM, Reig Gonzalez, Alvaro
alvaro.r...@inap.es wrote:
Hi
Now, we need to add X509 based authentication. The idea is that the
user will be able to choose between regular LDAP auth with login/pass
or X509 certificate.
It's supported and we have used it production for several years. I
would _strongly_ recommend that you configure your container for
I am not sure why Ellucian did not make use of a key-ref, but there it is.
I think an explanation of why attribute filters are defined in both places
would be of great help to me .. this has always been murky in my
understanding.
I've read your original post a couple times and I'm not
Oh, I see, Jerome. Any plans to update the shiro-cas integration or would
you be able to offer any hints as to what would be required to provide
single logout in a clustered environment by providing my own implementation
for now?
On Mar 7, 2014 2:50 AM, Jérôme LELEU lel...@gmail.com wrote:
The shiro-cas module is based on the Java CAS client so the main job is to
update the Java CAS client to support SLO front channel logout request and
then to upgrade the Shiro module...
I will work on that very soon...
Best,
Jérôme
2014-03-07 15:10 GMT+01:00 Ryan Connolly ryn...@gmail.com:
All,
I've been digging around the CAS UM, and the wiki and I have not found my
answer yet. I'm just curious as to why when a user authenticates that in some
portions it shows the users id that he/she logged in with, but further in the
logs you see that the ID is no longer present and it says
I think I got around the log4j issue by using cas.properties. Now I find
in the tree for the cas.log file. It looks like another context is not
initializing. I'm used to this type of error being a programmer error.
Java error stacks are so friendly!
My platform is Red Hat 6 running Weblogic.
Looking more closely at this, it seems like the problem is caused because
your log4j.xml file is in the wrong directory.
What happens if you move
/oracle/app/cas/cas-server-3.5.2/cas-server-webapp/src/main/webapp/WEB-IN
F/spring-configuration/log4j.xml over to
We are implementing CAS at our campus, and intend to use it to perform SSO with
PeopleSoft. A few other campuses in our system are using CAS and have
encountered issues with deep links after they upgraded to PeopleTools 8.53.
There appears to be two methodologies between the 4 schools in our
Tim,
I have worked on a CAS/PS integration and although I think the peopletools
version I was working with was 8.52, I can't see any issues with applying
the same method to 8.53. The approach that we used is actually a bit
different, in that it utilizes the Java CAS client directly as opposed to
Thanks for the reply Misagh.
Do you happen to have any documentation on CAS/PS integration the way you
performed it?
Thanks
Tim Raymond
Director, Central Applications
Instructional and Information Technology
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Phone: 909.869.6851
Cell: 909.260.3200
Thank you ..
This confirms what I was arriving at.
Our use case is that we have an AD LDAP which expires accounts based on
individual campus policy. But the application we are configuring CAS for
provides information concerning W2 forms, transcripts, class history, etc.
They do not want to
Marvin, et al
Sorry, I picked the wrong Principal Resolver bean to ask about.
The configuration Ellucian uses is
PrincipalBearningCredentialsToPrincipalResolver
CredentialsToLDAPAttributePrincipalResolver, and then within that
UsernamePasswordCrednetialsToPrincipalResolver.
I think the
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