OpenSSO

Functions:

• Simple LogIn (one click)
• Simple LogOut (one click)
• Create user automatically
• Update user’s profile with the informations that came from Identity Provider
• Protect the user’s profile, that the user can’t modificate the informations that came from Identity Provider
• Syncronize the LogIn and LogOut actions between the WordPress and the Identity Provider
• If the (Apache) agent have a long update period you can choose what to do the plugin: go to login URL or LogIn.
• SSL support
• Rules: If a regular expression match to the $_SERVER variable’s element put the user to the group.
• Plus plugin: Simple Group Manager – Manage the user’s groups and the group’s roles.
• Admin page: Users / SSO Autentikáció

For more infromation please read this: http://kir-dev.sch.bme.hu/wp-opensso

If you don’t now how it’s work: https://redmine.kirdev.sch.bme.hu:8081/wiki/wordpress/OpenSSO_autentikacio (in Hungarian)

1. Upload opensso-plugin directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Go to Users / SSO Autentikáció admin page to set up the plugin
4. Go to Users / Csoportok admin page to set up the user’s groups
5. Place <a href="<?php wp_login_url(get_permalink()); ?>">SSO Login</a> in your templates
6. Place <a href="<?php wp_logout_url(get_permalink()); ?>">SSO Logout</a> in your templates

1. 

   SSO admin page.

2. 

   Groups admin page

What means SSO?

Single Sign On. You can use one user name and password for all web application that support this function.

1.0

• Default functions