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Jérôme Leleu commented on SHIRO-373:
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In fact, the two filters are totally different :
- the CasFilter finishes the authentication process by retrieving the CAS 
service ticket in url and asking the CAS server to validate it to get a user 
identity : the authentication process is started by the RolesFilter which 
redirects the user to the CAS server if it has not the right role
- the CasAuthenticatedUserFilter checks if the user is authenticated (not 
remembered). If anonymous or remembered, the user is redirected to CAS server 
for authentication and if the user is remembered, a parameter (renew=true) is 
added to CAS server call to tell it it's a re-authentication.

                
> Complete CAS remember-me support
> --------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SHIRO-373
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-373
>             Project: Shiro
>          Issue Type: Bug
>            Reporter: Jérôme Leleu
>         Attachments: svn-CasAuthenticatedUserFilter.patch
>
>
> I was preparing a demo on CAS support for Shiro : 
> https://github.com/leleuj/cas-shiro-demo and I did realize the remember-me 
> feature is not fully addressed.
> One use case is missing : if the user is already remembered (by CAS) and want 
> to be authenticated, it should be redirected to CAS server with a specific 
> parameter (renew=true) to force CAS re-authentication.
> For this use case, I created a CasAuthenticatedUserFilter which checks if the 
> user is authenticated (not remembered) and sends him to the CAS server if 
> he's not (with the specific parameter to force re-authentication if he's 
> already remembered).

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