I'm not sure I understand your question. The point of the CASAuthentication plugin is to delegate login/credential handling to CAS, so passwords are never seen by StatusNet. You should not see StatusNet's login form. With that in mind, it sounds like the StatusNet portion is working correctly.
However, I may not understand... Perhaps you could add some more
details, or even screenshots?
Thanks,
~Craig
BTW - I'm CC'ing the mailing list, so that other users who may have the
same question as you can also find the same answer.
On Fri, 2010-11-19 at 10:29 +0800, 橡树 wrote:
> Dear Mr. Craig Andrews,
> I am very happy to find you email address. I have a question when I
> use your CasAuthentication plugin for StatusNet. I want to ask you. I
> hope I don't bother you.
>
> I'm using StatusNet 0.9.6. The OS is Windows 7. The php is running on
> XAMPP 1.7.3 and the jsp is running on Tomcat 7.0.4. The CAS server is
> 3.4.3.1.
>
> When I enabled the plugin CasAuthentication by adding the following
> sentence in config.php, I find that the user can log in the StatusNet
> without username and password. When the user click the hypertext
> login, the user logged in. When the user click the hypertext logout,
> the user logged out. The login page does not display, so the username
> and password are not needed.
>
> addPlugin('casAuthentication', array(
> 'provider_name'=>'Example',
> 'authoritative'=>true,
> 'autoregistration'=>true,
> 'server'=>'localhost',
> 'port'=>8443,
> 'path'=>'cas',
> 'takeOverLogin'=>true
> ));
>
> I closed the Firefox 3.6.2 and restarted it. The former user logged in
> automaticly.
>
> Could you please answer my question in your leisure time?
>
> Regards,
>
> Blue
>
>
>
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