On Monday, 1 October 2012 05:42:13 UTC-4, thansika malar wrote:
Loginbuilder.com offers Single Sign On (SSO) service for multiple website
owners. Make use of this service to give your users share one login to use
all your websites. User details maintenance is made easier here.
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Loginbuilder.com offers Single Sign On (SSO) service for multiple website
owners. Make use of this service to give your users share one login to use
all your websites. User details maintenance is made easier here.
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we used http://code.google.com/p/rubycas-server/
excellent stuff if you dont want to mess(not really much work) with
OpenID or similar ..
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Jaymin Shah wrote in post #980516:
I would suggest exploring openID implementation.
regards,
Jaymin
Thanks Jaymin I will check it out now.
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There are a couple ways you can go. If you're in a corporate
environment (as I was when I last did something like this), you may
want to integrate with an LDAP server of some kind (in my case it was
ActiveDirectory 2008). You'd then authenticate your users through
that LDAP server across all the
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