[CONF-user] Re: SSO Integration with Netegrity

Subject:   [CONF-user] Re: SSO Integration with Netegrity (find more)
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Date:   Nov 02, 2005 04:13
Yeah, we had to remove the logout links and found that this could only be done by editing that macros.vm file (as well as the decorator files). Also, we found that when using an external authenticator, you need to make a decision around the "password" tab that appears for users profile and what you want to appear there.  
 
There are some discussions on this forum as to various approaches if you do a search.
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    Has anyone integrated Confluence with Single Sign On using Netegiry/CA's Siteminder product ? If so can you please provide details Thanks Laks

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      p>I am currently doing something similar, but using <a href="http://shibboleth.internet2.edu">Shibboleth</a> to protect Confluence. My custom class works fine, but my issue is with the login and logout links. Seraph provides parameters to customize these links (see ...

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        • [CONF-user] Re: SSO Integration with Netegrity hidden

          you enable the 'External user management' setting in "Administration Console Configuration General Configuration", Confluence will not display the Change Password tab in the users profile. Regards

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