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--- auth:plaincas [2013-04-05 04:49] – [Customisation] 174.95.129.158
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-====== CAS only Authentication Backend ======
-This module allows authentication against a CAS server.
-Contrary to [[auth:cas|CAS Authentication Backend]] this authentication backend does **not** require LDAP.
-It does **not** require any modification to the dokuwiki files when paired with the plugin that comes with it to replace the login screen.
-:!: please review the code and give feedback
-===== Easy Way =====
-==== Installation ====
-=== Getting the scripts ===
-First download the code from [[https://github.com/bircher/dw-plaincas|github]]
-The //inc// and //lib// folders correspond to your dokuwiki //inc// and //lib// folders.
-Unpack this archive in your dokuwiki folder.
-Then download the phpCAS library from [[https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/phpCAS|jasig.org]] and extract it to the folder //phpCAS// in //inc// that is prepared for you.
-==== Requirements ====
-The phpCas library needs
-  *  CURL 7.5+
-  * PHP 4.3.1+, PEAR DB
-  * Apache 2.0.44+
-CURL libs must be present on your system, and they must have been compiled with SSL support.
-[[http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/phpCAS+requirements|More informations on phpCas requirements]]
-==== Customisation ====
-The CAS plugin needs to be customized a bit in order to be useful.
-The file plaincas.settings.php can be copied to your //conf// folder and the three functions can be adapted.
-You need to know what attributes your CAS server delivers and set an array to contain all the useful attributes that you would like to match against the regular expressions.
-This requires a minimal amount of php knowledge to customize.
-in local.php you should at least configure:
-<code php>
-$conf['authtype'] = 'plaincas';
-$conf['auth']['plaincas']['server'] = 'cas.server.tld';
-$conf['auth']['plaincas']['rootcas'] = '/cas';
-</code>
-The configuration can also include a set of minimal groups in order to consider a user as a user and save him.
-In general the authentication is made to be fairly flexible, yet easy to leverage the CAS authentication and authorization.
-feedback is welcome: wpa at esn dot org
-The development of this authentication plugin was supported by the European Youth Foundation
-:!: Please help to document