NAME
Lemonldap::Handlers::CAS - Perl extension for Lemonldap webSSO
SYNOPSIS
use Lemonldap::Handlers::Validate ### Validate service ticket
use Lemonldap::Handlers::LoginCASFake ### Fake login : user must be egal to password (like CAS server demo)
use Lemonldap::Handlers::LogoutCAS ### logout SSO
DESCRIPTION
Lemonldap is a Reverse-proxy webSSO and CAS (Central Authentification Service) is an another websso from Yales university .
CAS acts like Authentification service NOT for authorization service .
These modules give the capacity at a lemonldap to become CAS server.
So , an user will be authenticate on CAS server AND on lemonldap.
Then the service ticket is send to serviceValidate the lemonldap can retrieve all session for user and process to authorization like a lemonldap .
Compatibility with CAS protocol.
Lemonldap manages those parameters :
- service
- renew
- gateway
INSTALLATION
You must have an lemonldap websso installed (see doc on lemonldap.objectweb.org)
Configures your Apache like this :
<virtualhost 192.168.204.100>
servername authen.demo.net
loglevel debug
documentroot /usr/local/apache2/htdocs
alias /portal /usr/local/monapache/portal/
ErrorLog logs/error_log
<location /cas/login>
setHandler modperl
perlresponsehandler Lemonldap::Handlers::LoginCASFake
PerlSetVar Domain demo.net
PerlSetVar Configfile /usr/local/monapache/conf/application.xml
PerlOptions +GlobalRequest
</location>
<location /cas/serviceValidate>
setHandler modperl
perlresponsehandler Lemonldap::Handlers::ValidateCAS
PerlSetVar Domain demo.net
PerlSetVar HandlerID validate
PerlSetVar Configfile /usr/local/monapache/conf/application.xml
PerlOptions +GlobalRequest
</location>
<location /cas/logout>
setHandler modperl
perlresponsehandler Lemonldap::Handlers::LogoutCAS
PerlSetVar Domain demo.net
PerlSetVar Configfile /usr/local/monapache/conf/application.xml
PerlOptions +GlobalRequest
</location>
</virtualhost>
YOU CAN MIXED lemonldap handler et CAS server
Your application.xml is like this
<domain id="demo.net"
Cookie="lemondemo"
Sessionstore="memcached"
portal= "http://authen.demo.net/portail/accueil.pl"
LoginCASPage="/tmp/login.htmlcas"
LogoutCASPage="/tmp/logout.htmlcas"
LoginPage="/tmp/login.html"
ldap_server="192.168.247.30"
ldap_branch_people="ou=personnes,dc=demo,dc=net"
>
<handler
id="validate"
MultiHoming="pied,tete"
/>
<handler id="pied"
MotifIn="/192.168.204.108\/caspied"
applcode= "mail"
pluginpolicy="Lemonldap::Handlers::RowPolicy"
/>
<handler id="tete"
MotifIn="/192.168.204.108\/castete"
disableaccessControl="1"
/>
#### here normal lemonldap application #####
<handler
id="appli1"
applcode= "APT"
pluginpolicy="Lemonldap::Handlers::RowPolicy"
enableLWP="1"
basepub="http://myappli.demo.net"
basepriv="http://www.eyrolles.com"
>
</handler>
etc..
Put your login.html and logout.cas in the good directory (here /tmp) and the right name (here /tmp/login.htmlcas )
See the caspied and castete php examples (basic and standard CAS application)
NOTES
- Lemonldapcas is just an emulation of CAS server , use the real CAS server if you have only CAS application .
- Lemonldap provides CAS version 1 and version 2 protocol ,if your location of validation contents the word 'Validate' (eg serviceValidation) the hanlder will use CAS version 2 overwise (eg service) it's CAS version 1
- Lemonlap DOESN'T provide 'proxycas' service (in process) .
- YOU MUST use HTTPS (by mod_ssl) in your apache server
EXPORT
None by default.
SEE ALSO
Mention other useful documentation such as the documentation of related modules or operating system documentation (such as man pages in UNIX), or any relevant external documentation such as RFCs or standards.
AUTHOR
root, <germanlinux@yahoo.fr>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2007 by germanlinux at yahoo.fr
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.5 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.