> I have read both of the link: > http://blogs.sun.com/superpat/entry/opensso_single_sign_on_extension > http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:CASAuthentication > > But unfortunately, I havnt found the code you said... It > seems like these extensions are use hook to implentment user > authencation? In my own myapi.php, how can a hook work? > The code below is a breif overview of the myapi.php: > <?php > $data = $_POST['data']; > // call a function to decode the data with a secret key. The > result is in $get > > $action = $get['action']; > if($action == 'login'){ > $uid = $get['uid']; > // I must do something here to make mediawiki login. > echo 1; > } > elseif($action == 'logout'){ > //I must do something here to make mediawiki logout. > echo 1; > } > else{ > echo 0; > } > ?> > > When user is logged in other application, the central auth > system would access this myapi.php with data.
I'd use the webserver to alias "/myapi.php" to "/index.php?title=Special:Userlogin"; then use the above methods. The central authentication system will still think it is hitting "/myapi.php", but will instead send its data to your extension. Since your extension is going through index.php, the hooks will be called, and the globals needed will exist. Respectfully, Ryan Lane
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