You can sign on with one username and password across multiple forums? The information seems confusing.
What exactly is the Single Sign On for vb4?
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What exactly is the Single Sign On for vb4?
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I'm sure if I'm incorrect, someone can correct this post.To be updated... -
If you are talking about the "Single Member Sign-On" as shown here. I would easily assume that it is speaking of a single sign across the suite of products. (Blog, CMS, Forum, etc.) [Not something like OpenID, for multiple sites.]
While looking for info on LDAP, I just found OpenID today and will take another look at it, but I'm leaning towards Fedora LDAP (or 389 Directory Server): http://directory.fedoraproject.org/
My understanding is LDAP is tuned more for reads than writes so it might work better than a relational database like mysql anyway... I just need time to research the issues.Comment
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Well, since Blog and PT already were seperately integrated with forum login functionality, and now Blog and PT are fully bundled into the forum software as a suite, and since CMS is the only other new addition to the bundle,...
I can hope that this is for multi forum/domain logins.
I would be tickled purple if this were the case.
(I know, it really cant be expected,...but I can hope anyways)Comment
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Thanks, Shelby. I've been looking at IPB today and really like the SSO option. Hard to give up Vbulletin as it's what I know and love and think I'd rather get LDAP working (just gotta compile and configure it). And then figure out how to manage and modify it. Sigh.Comment
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So, is vBulletin Solutions thinking about a future like the ip single sign option for the vBulletin or not?Comment
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Well, since Blog and PT already were seperately integrated with forum login functionality, and now Blog and PT are fully bundled into the forum software as a suite, and since CMS is the only other new addition to the bundle,...
I can hope that this is for multi forum/domain logins.
I would be tickled purple if this were the case.
(I know, it really cant be expected,...but I can hope anyways)Shamil Nunhuck, - Radon Systems Ltd.
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So I'm hardly technical. But I do know I want to take my ldap directory and sync it with my forum members.
If I understand this discussion correctly, the "Single Member Sign-on" does not provide a way for me to do what I want, but instead refers to a single sign on for the CMS and for the forums. Am I right?
If you were to recommend a third-party plugin, what would you recommend?Last edited by henrietta; Fri 13 Nov '09, 4:16pm.Comment
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henrietta, what you write about single sign on is how I understand it. The only third-party plugin that I think Vbulletin recommends is to check with http://vbulletin.orgComment
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henrietta, what you write about single sign on is how I understand it. The only third-party plugin that I think Vbulletin recommends is to check with http://vbulletin.orgComment
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Here's an LDAP plugin I've been meaning to checkout: http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=148573
If you check it out and it works for you with LDAP, please post your results in this thread as I'm really curious but don't have the time right now.
Here's another LDAP authentication from vbulletin.org: http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=145188Comment
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I agree completely. Though, people here have been asking for it for years. As was stated earlier in the thread though, IP.Converge is the only comparison software that offers this feature. And as for Vbulletin, well, single sign on between forums is not something that has been planned.Comment
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