By okmi on

We would like a SSO solution for Drupal and Confluence, which is popular enterprise-level wiki software that we provide to our various partners. I was told that we could use the PEAR package for Crowd, which can be found here: http://pear.php.net/package/Services_Atlassian_Crowd/. I don't have much experience with PEAR at all. Would anyone be able to give me any really basic pointers or starting points to get this software working with Drupal? How exactly would it be integrated with Drupal's login system? As I understand it, we can use a Crowd Internal Directory for user management, since we don't want to use LDAP. Thanks for your help!

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xiffy’s picture

xiffy commented

okmi,
I am investigating single sign on solutions myself and have evaluated CAS and the drupal CAS module. Today I got Atlassian Crowd running and was wondering if you had any luck integrating this with Drupal.
As a pointer I would suggest you look at CAS: http://drupal.org/project/cas which does the same thing basically. It uses curl to post and get the information from CAS. I think it will be trivial to convert it for Crowd.

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ebeyrent commented

I just released a dev version of the Crowd module, which provides SSO integration between Drupal and Atlassian Crowd. Give it a try and see what you think: http://www.drupal.org/project/crowd