CF8 and Solr

2014-07-28 Thread Richard Steele
We're going to move to CF10 later this year but would like to improve our CF8 Verity search engine. Specifically, we've not been successful in using suggestions based on other spellings of words in Verity. For example if someone types in Steven Smith but it's really Stephen Smith, no results ar

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Dave Watts
> The product owner's thought process is "What if they leave their computer > open someone could just sign off on whatever" This is why we did the > original E-Sign methodology. > > What were suggesting to the PO, is exactly what you're saying, a big button > that records the username and a time s

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Scott Stewart
The product owner's thought process is "What if they leave their computer open someone could just sign off on whatever" This is why we did the original E-Sign methodology. What were suggesting to the PO, is exactly what you're saying, a big button that records the username and a time stamp. I jus

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Dave Watts
> The way that it originally worked. was this. The user would re-enter their > login name and password to "E-Sign" in a module. We would check this > against AD via CFLDAP and if it was valid the module would be "Signed" The > original paper process required a supervisor's signature for approval.

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Scott Stewart
The way that it originally worked. was this. The user would re-enter their login name and password to "E-Sign" in a module. We would check this against AD via CFLDAP and if it was valid the module would be "Signed" The original paper process required a supervisor's signature for approval. The ent

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Dave Watts
> That's the thing Dave, I'm not sure that this is even possible. The folks > using PIV cards enter a PIN number at login, and all that does is "wake up" > the card, and then the chip on the card handles the rest. > > We would somehow have to access the card through the PIV reader and have > the c

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Scott Stewart
That's the thing Dave, I'm not sure that this is even possible. The folks using PIV cards enter a PIN number at login, and all that does is "wake up" the card, and then the chip on the card handles the rest. We would somehow have to access the card through the PIV reader and have the card ask for

Re: Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Dave Watts
> I've got an unusual situation. I need to be able to access/invoke Kerberos > Authentication for an E-Sign system. > > The app does single sign on just fine using IIS, But we have a module that > requires the user to enter their account password as an E-Signature. It was > working fine with just

Implementing Kerberos Authentication with ColdFusion

2014-07-28 Thread Scott Stewart
Hey all, I've got an unusual situation. I need to be able to access/invoke Kerberos Authentication for an E-Sign system. The app does single sign on just fine using IIS, But we have a module that requires the user to enter their account password as an E-Signature. It was working fine with just a