Hi, we are building a service, where users can create their own social networks. We have implemented a single sign on mechanism for all subdomains. In the future we want to let community creators to use their own domain names. Does anyone have an idea how to make the single sign on mechanism work cross domain? It looks like passing the session ID as a GET-parameter between different servers and cloning the necessary cookies respectively seems to be an option, but that looks fairly complicated to implement in symfony's routing system. Moreover, we have to prevent adding this parameter to all normal urls in order to be google friendly and keep user friendly urls at least in the area, where you do not have to be logged in. Any suggestions how to achieve such behaviour with symfony? Or is there an easier way to achieve the same behaviour using rewrite rules?
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