Moy, Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am Tue, Aug 08, 2006 at 02:34:09PM -0400: > I have been evaluating Trac and Subversion for our environment: windows > based network with .NET development and have been impressed by what I > have seen so far, I would like to carry this one step further and have > the entire software stack on Linux. > > Is it possible to have a Linux server with Trac and Subversion and also > support single sign-on in our windows domain? If so can some one point > me in the right direction, e.g. what is the easiest Linux distribution > to use and perhaps some documentation. > Hi, we're running Debian with Apache2 and mod-auth-kerb and it works very well. Our domaincontrollers run windows 2003 server.
The users will be named [EMAIL PROTECTED] in trac where username is the usual loginname and MYREALM.NAME is the capitalized form of your Active-Directory-Domain. This is not very fine, especially if you want to set permissions in trac, but it works. Paul
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