> I'm setting up a wiki family, one wiki per (spoken) language: > en.mywiki.com, fr.mywiki.com, de.wiki.com, etc. When > somebody logs into the English wiki (for example), I want > them also logged into the Spanish, French, and German (etc) > wikis. So a single visit to any login page is enough. > > What's the best way to make this work? > > FYI, we're using the LDAPauthentication extension with Active > Directory. I've tried Plexcel (a single sign-on system for > Active Directory) which I thought would solve our problems, > but it couldn't support our fairly strange Active Directory setup. > > I looked at $wgSharedDB but it still requires a separate > login per wiki. > > Anybody tried > http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Windows_NTLM_LDAP_Auto_Auth? > > Any other ideas? >
Two ideas: 1. Use the Kerberos support in the LDAP plugin for this. 2. Use a web SSO solution, like OpenSSO (or the new fork OpenAM), Siteminder, CrowdAuth, etc. The Kerberos support in the LDAP plugin is fairly easy to configure. See: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:LDAP_Authentication/Kerberos_Configu ration_Examples If you have a mixed environment, and not all of your systems are configured for Kerberos, a web SSO solution may be better. Let me know if you have any issues. Respectfully, Ryan Lane
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