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jwt-auth provides a simple means of authentication within Laravel using JSON Web Tokens (spec). There are several ways to create a token within the package. There are simple ways to do it, and more advanced methods if you want greater control. The most common way to create a token would be to authenticate the user via their login credentials, and if successful return a token corresponding to that user. You can also skip user authentication and just pass in a User object. Once a user has logged in with their credentials, then the next step would be to make a subsequent request, with the token, to retrieve the users' details, so you can show them as being logged in. ...

Cookie based web authentication and single sign on system for largish intranets under a single domain where many, untrusted, people run their own web services. The server uses a private cookie scoped only for the client browser and the idcheck webserver which is always protected with SSL. In addition to the common practise of using SSL for everything (which idcheck supports). The idcheck system can also be used to provide authentication to websites where you merely want to hide content from various people. For example, an intranet whose contents are available to thousands of people. This is, in fact, its main advantage and feature. Please check the wiki pages for more info (link above). ...

PLDAP provides a universal LDAP connector; which supports Microsoft AD, IBM Domino, Novell E-Directory, and Open LDAP. It enables PHP programs to implement comprehensive LDAP Single-Sign-On systems.

An advanced web-based LDAP manager that has object-specific editors. In addition, one can easily extend or create new editors. It has a plugin engine which allows you to integrate your most common user/access management tasks into muclm's interface.

Code and documentation to replicate a sample web-based registration form (online or off-line) and build a database of participants, including password protection, password reset request via email, several reports, directory download, and other features.

omCollab is an open source project combining wiki, blogs, social bookmarking and addtional optional applications under a common integrated skin with single sign-on capabilities. See http://mike2.openmethodology.org for current implementation example.