How can Multi Domains module work with drupal5 when the prerequesite (single sign-on) module is only available for 4.7?

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#2 singlesignon.info260 bytessloebs

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adrian’s picture

adrian commented

The HEAD version of the module works, but the form doesn't.

The multidomain module provides it's own front end to configuring the SSO functionality (admin/settings/multidomain/settings).

You can just create a file in the Single Sign On module folder called singlesignon.info , containing

name = Single Sign-On
description = Single sign on support.

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sloebs commented
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The problem with the HEAD singlesignon.info file is the double quotation marks in the description line. Just edit the file by removing those quotation marks and the error message goes away in the /admin/build/modules section of your Drupal 5.0 site.

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wayland76 commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Closing because single sign on is now available for 5.x series.