Hi Thorsten,
we have updated to the latest version and would like to enable SSO.
The section for LDAP is already properly configured and working.
However, in the configuration, under Security, the Single Sign on Support flag is disabled and we can't figure out how to implement it.
Our server is Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS with Apache/2.4.46 and PHP 7.4.3.
Could you give us a hand to integrate the SSO with the Windows domain?
Thanks a bunch!
Cheers,
Paolo Caparrelli
GOLINE SA
IT Services
Windows NTLM SSO
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Re: Windows NTLM SSO
Hi Paolo,
we're checking on the value with the value of logged in user via SSO from the Apache server. Is this not correct?
bye
Thorsten
we're checking on the value
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$_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']
bye
Thorsten
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Re: Windows NTLM SSO
Hi Thorsten,
I continue the thread of Paolo.
Could you please be more extensive? Where we must check the variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']?
What MOD need to be installed and enabled in Apache to make PHPMyFaq working with LDAP+SSO?
Does exist a manual or a FAQ in which is explained step by step how to configure and enable the LDAP+SSO authentication with Microsoft Active Directory?
Thank you
Regards
I continue the thread of Paolo.
Could you please be more extensive? Where we must check the variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']?
What MOD need to be installed and enabled in Apache to make PHPMyFaq working with LDAP+SSO?
Does exist a manual or a FAQ in which is explained step by step how to configure and enable the LDAP+SSO authentication with Microsoft Active Directory?
Thank you
Regards
Re: Windows NTLM SSO
Hi,
as far as I know if you're logging in to a SSO environment, the Apache server stores the logged in user in a server variable, the mentioned.
Do you see this variable?
Sadly there's no step by step manual for LDAP and SSO, maybe we can create one?
bye
Thorsten
as far as I know if you're logging in to a SSO environment, the Apache server stores the logged in user in a server variable, the mentioned
Code: Select all
$_SERVER['REMOTE_USER']
Do you see this variable?
Sadly there's no step by step manual for LDAP and SSO, maybe we can create one?
bye
Thorsten
phpMyFAQ Maintainer and Lead Developer
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