One immediate problem I notice is that you have no
CredentialsToPrincipalResolver to convert the result returned from LDAP into
a Principal.  You've got one to convert any results returned via SPNEGO and
any results returned from the proxy-authentication (i.e. the Http-Based
resolver)

Adding a resolver should allow you to authenticate via the login page.

Cheers,
Scott


On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 3:06 PM, Brandon Jackson <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Our company wanted me to configure CAS to authenticate against Active
> Directory using the SPNEGO protocol and if that did not work, prompt a user
> for a username and password that could authenticate them against active
> directory that way.
>
> My interpretation of the wiki was, setup SPNEGO. (DONE).
> Then setup LDAP binding authenticating method. (DONE).
>
> Having these two correctly configured, if one fails, the other will pick up
> the slack.  The login-webflow seem indicate trying SPNEGO first, then resort
> to username and pass, which can be tried against AD, presumably with the
> LDAP method.
>
> I see some ticket activity that seems to indicate success in the cas.log
> file, but I do see the login screen, which to me indicates either SPNEGO
> failure or handling success in the wrong way.  If I try to enter a username
> and password, it looks like they both make it in the program, there is more
> success of one thing or another and I see a failure message on the login
> screen.
>
> Would you please glance at my configuration and the cas log to see what's
> actually working and what's not?
> There are enough moving parts that I'm not sure how to limit the scope of
> my focus at the moment.
>
> Thank you ahead of time for looking.   The passwords revealed in the setup
> files have all been changed.
>
> From the bottom of cas.log up:
> 1) An attempt at using a username and password
> 2) Preceeded by viewing the website using Internet Explorer (trying
> SPNEGO).  My user was logged into the domain on that Windows computer.
>
> Brandon
>
>
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