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What these code modifications do, is to create a single sign on across different, multiple domains for both phpbb and other sites/codes/apps to use. These modifications use phpbb user tables, sessions, everything. What it does is to set cookies for each domain through using iframes, which load some connect.php file that is placed on the other remote domains which needs authentication from phpbb. This is how numerous sites like facebook do it. Currently there is no other way of...

A plugin to override the core Wordpress MU authentication method so as to use an LDAP server for authentication. This project is no longer maintained at this address. For current versions see: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpmuldap/

This plugin enables single sign-on and uses a modified version of the RADIUS module.This RADIUS Plugin allows to work with all methods of RADIUS authentication, such as PAP, CHAP MD5, MS CHAP v.1, MS CHAP v.2. For Mahara 1.2.

This authentication plug-in enables LDAP single sign-on's from web portal SSL forms and uses a modified standalone version of the core LDAP Authentication Plug-in. Currently supports MS-ADLS (AD), and OpenLDAP (RFC2307 compliant) Server back ends.

This plugin enables single sign-on and uses a modified version of the RADIUS module. This RADIUS Plugin allows to work with all methods of RADIUS authentication, such as PAP, CHAP MD5, MS CHAP v.1, MS CHAP v.2. For Moodle 1.8.

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.

LdapCyradm is a management tool that allows admin and help desk staff to easily do day to day management of an LDAP backed Cyrus imap system. It also integrates the management of the SquirrelMail plugin AmavisNewSQL for per user w/b lists and quarantine

RetrieveUserData is a plugin for the webmailer Squirrelmail. It retrieves a user's name and e-mail address from a configurable source like LDAP or MySQL. Your users don't need to configure Squirrelmail before writing their first mail.