si credo che tu abbia ragione. secondo me non funziona bene il plugin HTTP_SSO che ha queste istruzioni. credo di non sapere come configurare i primi parametri
Configuring the SSO HTTP plugin This section demonstrates the usage for the SSO HTTP plugin.
- Open the 'SSO - HTTP' configuration through the Plug-in Manager.
- Use the following settings:
Key | Value |
User Key | This is the key in the $_SERVER array that holds the username. Check the environment section in the PHPInfo for the correct key.
Examples: set to REMOTE_USER or AUTH_USER in most cases |
Username Replacement | Enter a list of strings separated by a semi-colon to replace any domain related strings from the User Key result to return only the username.
Examples: if the User Key result is DOMAIN\user then set to DOMAIN\. If it was user@DOMAIN.LOCAL then set to @DOMAIN.LOCAL.
NOTE: there has been reports of backslashes getting stripped therefore, also try DOMAIN instead of DOMAIN\. |
IP Rule | Specify the default rule for IP addresses to use HTTP SSO.
If set to Allow all: allows IP address except those specified in the 'IP Exception List'.
If set to Deny all: denies IP address except those specified in the 'IP Exception List'. |
IP Exception List | Enter IP addresses separated by a newline that should be excluded from the IP Rule. Masks, wildcards, selections and single IP addresses are supported.
Examples: - 192.168.2.10
- 192.168.2.*
- 192.168.2.0-192.168.2.254
- 192.168.2.0/24
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- Set the plugin to the enabled state.
- Save.
NOTE: Make sure the System SSO plugin is enabled and configured.