[Cosign-discuss] Question about multiple factors

2011-07-13 Thread Nick Ragusa
My department has recently been tasked with requiring our users to fill out a web form or allow them to opt-out. Since the vast majority of our applications are CoSign protected, we thought this would be a great place to capture our users and redirect them after a successful login. The current thin

Re: [Cosign-discuss] Question about multiple factors

2011-07-14 Thread Mark Montague
On July 13, 2011 23:19 , Nick Ragusa wrote: > My department has recently been tasked with requiring our users to > fill out a web form or allow them to opt-out. Since the vast majority > of our applications are CoSign protected, we thought this would be a > great place to capture our users and

Re: [Cosign-discuss] Question about multiple factors

2011-07-15 Thread Bennett, Steve
> This is all a little kludgy, but maybe someone else can suggest a better > way. I had a similar problem which I solved in a different way. I think your solution is better than mine, but here's what I did anyway: I solved the problem by intercepting the browser redirection between authenticatio

Re: [Cosign-discuss] Question about multiple factors

2011-07-16 Thread Mark Montague
On July 15, 2011 4:12 , "Bennett, Steve" wrote: > I solved the problem by intercepting the browser redirection between > authentication and validation. I altered the cosign configuration so > that the validation URL for a service was changed from something like: > https://webapp.domain.edu/co

Re: [Cosign-discuss] Question about multiple factors

2011-07-18 Thread Nick Ragusa
All excellent suggestions. Thanks so much!! Nick On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Mark Montague wrote: > On July 15, 2011 4:12 , "Bennett, Steve" > wrote: > >> I solved the problem by intercepting the browser redirection between >> authentication and validation. I altered the cosign configurat