[OGo-Users] How to crypt password to ogo database.

[Adam Tauno Williams]

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> an other possibility would be to use:
>     LSUseBasicAuthentication =3D 1;
>     LSUseLowercaseLogin =3D YES;
> in NSGlobalDomain.plist
> with this parameter, the authenticated username from apache (ssl prefered=
 ;) would be used.

I don't think it works that way.  This makes OGo request basic
authentication;  I've never been able to make it 'trust' Apache.  I do
not think that feature, if it is actually implemented or intended,
works.

http://bugzilla.opengroupware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D1121
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If OpenGroupware, the server, would acquire support to authentication
through Apache, then these additional methods would be supported at
pretty low cost. The requirements on Ogo are probably pretty simple: if
(logged on with apache) { map apache user to ogo user somehow; login; }.
The requirements on the client side remain to be discussed.
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If you need to authenticate multiple services against a common set of
users you should use a directory server (LDAP).  For real SSO you need
to implement a fix for Bug#1121 and user GSSAPI or NTLM in Apache.

> i am not sure, but i think there is a howto use kerbereos and so on.




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