1 The CAS Authentication plugin allows for StatusNet to handle authentication
2 through CAS (Central Authentication Service).
6 add "addPlugin('casAuthentication',
7 array('setting'=>'value', 'setting2'=>'value2', ...);"
8 to the bottom of your config.php
12 provider_name*: a unique name for this authentication provider.
13 authoritative (false): Set to true if CAS's responses are authoritative
14 (if authorative and CAS fails, no other password checking will be done).
15 autoregistration (false): Set to true if users should be automatically created
16 when they attempt to login.
17 email_changeable (true): Are users allowed to change their email address?
19 password_changeable*: must be set to false. This plugin does not support changing passwords.
21 server*: CAS server to authentication against
22 port (443): Port the CAS server listens on. Almost always 443
23 path (): Path on the server to CAS. Usually blank.
24 takeOverLogin (false): Take over the main login action. If takeOverLogin is
25 set, anytime the standard username/password login form would be shown,
26 a CAS login will be done instead.
29 default values are in (parenthesis)
33 addPlugin('casAuthentication', array(
34 'provider_name'=>'Example',
35 'authoritative'=>true,
36 'autoregistration'=>true,
37 'server'=>'sso-cas.univ-rennes1.fr',