Hi,
We have SSO enabled for our site, is there a way to disable "You have been successfully authenticated" when a user hits the site and authenticates using LDAP module?
I have Error message display turned to "none" in Drupal, but this does not seem to affect the text displayed when a user authenticates.
Our user sessions are destroyed/created whenever they close out of the site (close down their IE, and open it again).
I've searched the bug queue, but was unable to find anything related to this request.
Is this possible?
Thanks.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | 1980002-supress-successful-authentication-message-5.patch | 4.49 KB | haydeniv |
| #1 | Capture.JPG | 19.52 KB | c3rberus |
Comments
Comment #1
c3rberus commentedAttaching message image that we see.
Comment #2
c3rberus commentedAny change of an update on this?
Comment #3
johnbarclay commentedI don't think this is generally desireable so not sure if it should be a feature. Here is a module to override strings: http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides though I'm not sure what an empty string would produce.
Comment #4
haydeniv commentedI actually think the message should be suppressed by default. Drupal core does not notify you when you authenticate successfully. We could add a checkbox though to the SSO config if people still want the message. I have a project that I am currently working on that needs the message suppressed.
Comment #5
haydeniv commentedAnd the patch.
Comment #6
Bob_Vdl commentedThank you very much for the patch, works like a charm.
Will this be included in the next release?
Comment #7
haydeniv commentedLooks like this is good to go now.
Comment #8
13rac1 commentedSorry haydeniv. You can't RTBC your own work. I'm implementing this functionality today or tomorrow, so I can review.
Comment #9
haydeniv commentedI RTBC'd it because of this:
But I'd be happy for a more thorough review. :)
Comment #10
13rac1 commentedIt took a bit longer than I'd hoped to get this SSO all working. I used mod_auth_ntlm_winbind first, then discovered NTLM is deprecated and switched to mod_auth_kerb. It's all working now. Anyway...
I don't think we should change the module's existing functionality.
As much as I want this notification disabled by default, someone else may have be expecting it. Two potential solutions:
Comment #11
johnbarclay commentedThanks. I committed #5. Since its configurable it should be fine.
Comment #13
c3rberus commentedThis is great news, thank you.