What are these sites like? Maybe you're approaching this the wrong way. In any case, I have no idea how you would share only the User table between sites...does anyone else here have an idea?
I'm no Drupal expert. But would the CAS protocol help achieve single sign-on across multiple Drupal sites? We use CAS in our organization to provide SSO across completely disconnected corporate websites. See more about CAS at http://www.jasig.org/cas.
* No user data is get from the server (email for example). see http://drupal.org/node/61738
* Password is sent without cryptography. see http://drupal.org/node/93048
* The password insertion is done in the site's domain, so they might (but not by this module) capture your password
... is http://drupal.org/node/291373 . It seems that I found a more concise set of instructions somewhere on this site, but I don't have time to search right now.
Note that this works the most direct way, directly configuring DB access instead of using a module to reroute it. Probably the preferred but more complicated way.
I need to take this step sometime soon, so let us know how you do.
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What's a "userDB"? Do you
What's a "userDB"? Do you mean that you want user membership to be shared between three sites?
yes thats correct so people
yes thats correct so people dont need to signup again
What are these sites like?
What are these sites like? Maybe you're approaching this the wrong way. In any case, I have no idea how you would share only the User table between sites...does anyone else here have an idea?
same idea as openID where
same idea as openID where all users are in one DB, and a lighter table holds site specific data
Would CAS work?
I'm no Drupal expert. But would the CAS protocol help achieve single sign-on across multiple Drupal sites? We use CAS in our organization to provide SSO across completely disconnected corporate websites. See more about CAS at http://www.jasig.org/cas.
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You might be interested in checkout out the Site Network module and see if it fits what you're looking for.
thanks few issues * No
thanks
few issues
* No user data is get from the server (email for example). see http://drupal.org/node/61738
* Password is sent without cryptography. see http://drupal.org/node/93048
* The password insertion is done in the site's domain, so they might (but not by this module) capture your password
How does D6 handle ssl on some pages?
The handbook page ...
... is http://drupal.org/node/291373 . It seems that I found a more concise set of instructions somewhere on this site, but I don't have time to search right now.
Note that this works the most direct way, directly configuring DB access instead of using a module to reroute it. Probably the preferred but more complicated way.
I need to take this step sometime soon, so let us know how you do.