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SimpleID
A simple, personal OpenID provider written in PHP
SimpleID is a simple, personal OpenID provider written in PHP. -
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Phlap is a web frontend to manage Postfix+OpenLDAP. In fact, it's a simple ldap-browser which looks like an email account manager. It's build on PHP and it's gonna be multi-language and end-user oriented
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ReSiCA-PHP is an implementation of a very simple centralized authentication mecanism, written in PHP. Several web application running on distinct servers share the same database of accounts.
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A simple and easy-to-implement cross-domain single sign-on solution for websites. This project consists of the code for a main authorization server, as well as the code to implement clients on other domains.
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AuthClassed is a class, written in PHP, to implement a simple authentification scheme for database-oriented webpages. Using AuthClassed is as simple as putting a single code line at the top of the webpage you would like to protect.
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