Hello friends, i am so new to CAS that,
i have integrated CAS server with Jboss Portal2.7.2.
I configured the SSL according to
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/ssl-howto.html.
However, CAS login page comes and i login successfully and then jboss portal
login page comes due to the
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I think in debug mode, that is useful. You may be able to tune your
log4j properties file to debug some things and not others (containing
the password) -- check the comments in that file.
On Jun 12, 2009, at 8:59 AM, deanhe01 wrote:
As I was looking at log files yesterday I came across
Before this starts a long thread..All I am trying to point out is that you
should be aware that if you turn debug on, there is a chance that you could
leave user credential information laying around in log files and that might
be a less than ideal situation
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As I was looking
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David,
I took some time today to blog some step-by-step instructions for deploying
ClearPass.
http://www.unicon.net/blog/3/deploying_clearpass
Where the ClearPass documentation describes the CAS extensions as packaged as a
Maven2 patch on top of CAS 3.2.1, what is meant is that the Maven
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I have an application implementing Spring Security. In web.xml, I set up
HttpSessionEventPublisher listener, and configures session timeout as 5
minutes. When the application times out, how do I invalidate CAS single sign
on session to force the user to relogin?
I have tried to create a
hello,,,I build the cas package and I copy the cas.war to the
server/default/deploy of jboss 4 but I see that cas.properties have urls
like https://localhost:8443/cas and jboss run on http://localhost:8080/ and
when I put the cas.war on server/default/deploy I access to
http://localhost:8080/cas
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oh well, I think I get it working. I set followServiceRedirects=true in
logoutController in cas-servlet.xml. And then in the custom filter I wrote,
when session timeout was detected, it will be redirect to cas logout url,
with current requestURL appended as service url.
Xuejin Ruan wrote:
Xuejin,
Whenever an application using the SSO expires a users' session, it doesn't make
sense that the application forces the user to logout of the SSO. The
application should either increase its session timeout to be that of the SSO
timeout or store the session information in something that
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The Tomcat instructions tell you how to install the cert on the Tomcat
server, which is running CAS, and it your browser can access that server
that is a good step 1. However, the error you mention occurs in the CAS
filter when accessing CAS server to validate the service ticket. Your
Java
Jeison,
What I would recommend:
1. Download CAS 3.3.2
2. Edit main pom.xml to include necessary modules into build
3. Edit the cas.properties within cas-server-webapp to change localhost to the
name of your server
4. Build CAS
5. Enjoy
For an encore, you can configure your own authentication
Hi Andrew,
Thanks so much for the reply. I know most of the cases you are right. And I
do agree with you that in common sense a single app's session timeout should
not forces the user to logout of SSO.
In our case, we have a pretty complicated enterpise portal system which host
applications
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title of this message triggered it to be rejected because it thought it was
an out of office message)
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Hi,
Right now when my client app gets authenticated against CAS, the client's
session has the following attributes populated:
edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.user
edu.yale.its.tp.cas.client.filter.receipt
Is it possible to extend CAS to put more info into the session? If so, where do
I
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