I have modified mod_cas from case.edu with the following new features:
- support for XML (CAS2) responses
- easily extended for extra return values in the XML response
- optional cookies for local session (prevents CAS server request
for every page load)
- ticket stripping for nice URLs
- Apache 2.2 support
I've been trying to clean it up (removing some Dartmouth specific
stuff) and finish documenting it to post back to the list, I think
I'll be able to have it done in the next few days and plan to release
it under the name mod_authnz_cas. I've also never tested it in a
specific user configuration, only the general "Require valid-user".
(We use a different module for that kind of setup that is more
dartmouth specific, but available if anyone is interested).
What's your timeline? Would be great to have someone else test it.
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
On Nov 7, 2006, at 9:53 AM, Eric Faden wrote:
> I just got finished configuring cas-server to authenticate off of my
> LDAP server which works perfectly. I am using mod_jk to map the
> tomcat
> apps onto the main part of my server. It all works great, but now I
> actually need to use cas-server to protect some directories. I don't
> actually want to have to modify the pages in the directories, but do
> want them to be protected. I have looked at mod_cas and AuthCAS, but
> neither of which seem to work in apache2 (mod_perl2). I am in the
> process of attempting to hack together a sqlite3 version of AuthCAS
> which works in apache 2.2 with mod_perl 2, but was curious if someone
> was already working on something as I am positive other people have
> similar problems. Anyone?
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