New version of authentication module for SilverStripe

A new version of the SilverStripe external authentication module has been released (0.2). Release highlights:

  • This module allows you to configure multiple external authentication sources. Upon login the user can select a source and his credentials.  You can also configure the module to check all sources for a given set op credentials.
  • Added SilverStripe driver. This driver uses the built in authentication methods with a twist. Normally SilverStripe uses E-mail/Password for logon. This driver allows the user to configure a user-ID and use that to log-on (very handy if you have a long mail address)
  • HTTP authentication driver. The module can use a remote webserver with private pages to authenticate forSilverStripe. The remote server may even be behind a proxy server.
  • Previously, auto added accounts (accounts that do not exists in SilverStripe before login) often had illegal mail addresses. No a default domain can be configured to be used in the construction of a mail address
  • Extra selection criteria to search for accounts in the LDAPdriver
  • The LDAP driver can now work with multiple base DNs
  • Bugfixes

See also the previous news item about this driver. You can download the module here

Posted on 18/01/2008 by Roel Gloudemans