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Project:
Single Sign-On (aka SSO or Single Sign On)
Version:
master
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Created:
16 Apr 2011 at 02:44 UTC
Updated:
10 Sep 2021 at 22:40 UTC
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Comment #1
rogical commentedsubscribing
Comment #2
TimelessDomain commentedhttps://drupal.org/project/bakery Bakery has a d7 release
"Bakery provides a "single sign on" feature for Drupal based sites that are on the same second-level domain (i.e. example.com, subsite.example.com, subsite2.example.com). It could also provide support for any other website that implements the same web cookie, xmlrpc, and POST methods."
Comment #3
iamjon commentedI'm pretty sure that bakery is not a good solution based on #960144: Is Bakery intended to be used only as an SSO solution for subdomain sites? and #744400: multi domain use
Comment #4
chriscalip commentedsubscribe: note to self SSO D7 port.
-- well pursue this... if the code can be patched to accomodate domain access integration.
Comment #5
thrashr888 commentedi'm interested too. if you could release it this week, that'd be great. ;)
Comment #6
Starminder commented+1
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commented+1 on D7 integration.
Domain module does not allow for single sign on across different top-level domains. I will be managing multiple D7 sites and want to have the ability for single sign on and only have to manage "one" drupal installation.
Just to make myself clear, I will be a super admin on all the D7 sites, all will have different top level domains, and each will have their own content with various lower level admins/contributors.
If we have single sign on for D7 + Domain module, this would be possible, right?
Comment #8
liliplanet commentedsubscribe thx! +1 for D7 SSO
Comment #9
js commentedIs this the best SSO solution across different second level domains? Are there working alternatives?
If this D7 version existed, would it work with a mix of D6 and D7?
Comment #10
liliplanet commentedHi js,
for second level or sub-domains you should try the bakery.module
but for top-level domains we definitely need the sso.module, also if anyone perhaps knows of an alternative .. would be so much appreciated :)
Comment #11
js commentedThanks @Liliplanet
Does the D6 SSO module work well and safely?
I have just decided to use Commons for 6 of 8 related sites, and could revert the other two back to D6 for now. I have both issues, where many of the sites have multiple sub-domains that I plan on using regionally, but the biggest need would be to have SSO between the different TLD.
(I like your file site.)
Comment #12
ehime commentedSubscribed, is this going anywhere?
Comment #13
eMuse_be commentedI have been working on a port for drupal 7, I got it to work (the sign on that is) but I still have one problem: when you logout from a client site, well it doesn't log out.
Anyone interested in helping out ?
Comment #14
eMuse_be commentedHi,
I finished porting the module, I am testing it, but all seems well. Can anyone help me out porsting it on drupal.org. An is anyone interested in testing it ?
Comment #15
rogical commentedGreat!
As the module seems no update for 2 years, I think we can start the procedure:
Dealing with abandoned projects
@dutchiexl, can you start the procedure and take charge this module? thanks.
Comment #16
eMuse_be commentedI will check the procedure, I cannot promise to maintain the project as I work fulltime :) so If anyone is interested in helping out, or maintain the project, be my guest
Comment #17
liliplanet commentedhi dutchiexl, any news perhaps on uploading the D7 version you created, maybe just attach to this thread? most appreciated :)
Comment #18
eMuse_be commentedHi everyone,
Sorry for not following up. I have been away for a while. Anyhow I am back now, after testing the module I came to the conclusion it makes everything very slow, and the original idea is not so good. It overwrites the session.php etc.
SOOOOO ... I started developing one from scratch, using drupal 7 core functionality.
Is anyone interested in joining in on this ? Any help would be much appreciated.
(again sorry for the away time)
Comment #19
johnbarclay commentedI'm starting to maintain this module. For the Drupal 6 version, I will commit RTBC patches, but don't expect to develop any code for it. For the D7 version, I would like to setup a pluggable SSO module to help support NTLM and other SSO models that don't have viable drupal modules. CAS, Shib, Oauth, OpenID, etc all have fairly stable modules. Other approaches like NTLM, TMG, Cosign have no drupal modules or they come and go.
A combination of base classes for each SSO workflow and leveraging existing PHP apis for various SSO models should make this a more maintainable module. I'm particularly interested in TMG and NTLM because I maintain the LDAP module. But would like to see this module's functionality from drupal 6 work in it also.
@dutchiexl, where are you at in the process? Doe this architecture work with your approach?
Comment #20
R.J. Steinert commentedHi everyone, I'm looking into SSO solutions and I wanted to put a module on your radar that uses the PHP library SAML. I haven't tried it out yet but there is a D7 release.
http://drupal.org/project/simplesamlphp_auth
http://drupalcode.org/project/simplesamlphp_auth.git/blob/refs/heads/7.x...
Comment #21
R.J. Steinert commentedAlso, this Forum conversation is getting some attention from Google searches -> Drupal 7, Single Sign On Across Multiple Top Level Domains
Comment #22
nagarajanl commentedHi,
I am just looking for a cross domain SSO solution and i find sso module as the best one. I need the D7 version of SSO module to integrate with the current project. So can you please send me the zipped version as an email or if you want me to look into github localtions, i am ready to do that.
Please provide the response on the same...
Comment #23
eMuse_be commentedWhat exactly does your SSO need to do ? I created a new module, which connects with a broker website. So once you log in on 1 website, you are automatically logged in every time you visit a website that is connected to the broker.
I can create a sandbox for that project if that is what you are looking for ?
The code is not superb and needs to be revised, but it works at the moment. Also it lacks deep security.
Comment #24
vincenzo_dnp commentedHi dutchiexl, it could be nice to try it!
Comment #25
Tim Jones Toronto commentedHi Dutchiexl,
Can you give access to what you have done so far for evaluation/testing and help?
Thanks for your efforts.
Comment #26
nagarajanl commentedYep, i need the sandbox project for the same and the requirement you have mentioned is exactly matching with me.
Comment #27
shane.easton commentedI am in the same boat. I need this module for a new set of D7 sites. What is the status? I can offer to help test.
Thanks,
-Shane
Comment #28
alpp commentedany news?
Comment #29
jasom commentedHi, what's the status - may I help with tests?
Comment #30
jasom commentedBoha, finally https://drupal.org/project/i18n_sso
Comment #31
jay.lee.bio commentedJasom, thanks for the link. And for those that still don't know, make sure to check out CAS.
Comment #32
avpadernoI am closing this issue, as it has been created for a release that is now not supported. The project itself has been marked unsupported.