Is it possible to use LDAP as a SSO procedure for TestLink? Bypassing the login page, we are using Apache and Apache parses the LDAP information, but going to TestLink it asks for the information again -> wondering if there is a way to pass that information from Apache to TestLink without implementing Kerberos/OpenID
Using LDAP 3, TL 1.9, Apache 2.4
LDAP SSO
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Re: LDAP SSO
Several different SSO or pseudo SSO solutions have been contributed by different users.
Unfortunately, there is no document with details, but you can get most info from mantis.testlink.org, removing the hide closes status filter, and searching on tickets.
If you give a look to the CHANGELOG file present in each TestLink release you will be able to find some reference.
- 0004711: [New Feature] Apache Webserver - SSL Client Certificate Authentication (Single Sign-on?)
maybe this can help
This has been released with: TestLink - 1.9.4 (2012 Q3 - bug fixing) (Scheduled For Release 2012-09-02)
Please provide some feedback to the community regarding your experience with this subject.
regards
Unfortunately, there is no document with details, but you can get most info from mantis.testlink.org, removing the hide closes status filter, and searching on tickets.
If you give a look to the CHANGELOG file present in each TestLink release you will be able to find some reference.
- 0004711: [New Feature] Apache Webserver - SSL Client Certificate Authentication (Single Sign-on?)
maybe this can help
This has been released with: TestLink - 1.9.4 (2012 Q3 - bug fixing) (Scheduled For Release 2012-09-02)
Please provide some feedback to the community regarding your experience with this subject.
regards
Re: LDAP SSO
I've been troubleshooting SSO for a few days now, currently facing an issue stating "Session has expired" but very close achieving SSO, Found a function called setUserSessionFromObj that seems to be empty, finding an error in my logs stating it was called but has no reference.
Re: LDAP SSO
Hi
I'm going to check, this function seems to be introduced when the development to manage SSO using SAML2 with Shibboleth was implemented.
I'm going to check, this function seems to be introduced when the development to manage SSO using SAML2 with Shibboleth was implemented.
Re: LDAP SSO
Thanks Fman, any help in this subject would free me from endlessly debugging and digging through a billion files trying to meet this requirement 
