• Browse
  • Pages
  • News
  • Labels
  • Attachments
  • Bookmarks
  • Mail
  • Advanced

  • People Directory
• Log In
• Sign Up

1. Dashboard
2. > Crowd 1.5
3. > …
4. > Crowd Documentation
5. > CrowdID Administration Guide
6. > 4. Configuring CrowdID system settings
7. > 4.2 Enabling localhost authentication

• Log In
• Sign Up

4.2 Enabling localhost authentication

Added by Rosie Jameson, last edited by Rosie Jameson on Jun 18, 2007  (view change)

All Versions Click for all versions Crowd 1.5 Documentation Crowd 1.4 Documentation Crowd 1.3 Documentation Crowd 1.2 Documentation Crowd 1.1 Documentation Crowd 1.0 Documentation Crowd 1.5 Documentation Index

Enabling localhost authentication prevents OpenID-enabled sites from directly accessing your end-users' local machines. To enable localhost authentication, Login to CrowdID. Click the 'Administration' link in the top navigation bar. Click the 'General Configuration' link in the left navigation column. Select the 'Allow localhost authentications' checkbox. Click the 'Update' button. Screenshot: 'General Configuration' RELATED TOPICS 4.1 Specifying the CrowdID URL 4.2 Enabling localhost authentication 4.3 Enabling immediate authentication requests 4.4 Enabling communication with stateless clients Crowd Documentation RELATED TOPICS 4.1 Specifying the CrowdID URL 4.2 Enabling localhost authentication 4.3 Enabling immediate authentication requests 4.4 Enabling communication with stateless clients Crowd Documentation

Labels:

crowdid crowdid Delete

administration administration Delete

localhost localhost Delete

authentication authentication Delete

Enter labels to add to this page:   Looking for a label? Just start typing.

Add Comment

• Powered by Atlassian Confluence 2.9.1-rc2, the Enterprise Wiki.
• Printed by Atlassian Confluence 2.9.1-rc2, the Enterprise Wiki.
• Bug/feature request –
• Atlassian news –
• Contact administrators