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Anand,

No worries about the delayed reply -- we've been severely time-limited=20=

on our end.  It sounds like you've been successful in integrating 3/5=20
of your original applications so far: everything except for qmail and=20
Exchange.  Congratulations!  You're the first to do anything meaningful=20=

with MACS with so little help!  It says much about your ability, and=20
hopefully a little about MACS' maturity.  =3D)

To answer your question, what you're asking for is single-sign-on=20
between Windows and the web.  With MACS, this involves capturing the=20
session key at system login and reusing it from a web browser.  I'm not=20=

familiar with the details of the Windows login mechanics, but this=20
sounds like it could only be accomplished with a customized agent on=20
the Windows machine.  Either a browser plugin that retrieves the=20
username and password used to log in to Windows somehow and logs in=20
automatically (if that's possible!) or a system plugin that (for=20
example) records the session key appropriately in the browser's cookie=20=

file.

Unfortunately, we don't have access to a full Windows development=20
environment at the moment.  If you are willing and able to hack this=20
up, we'd be pleased and grateful to offer all the help we can.

Cheers!

mds

On Sunday, Oct 26, 2003, at 23:52 US/Eastern, Anand Sharma wrote:

> Dear Mr. Santana,
>
> I am sorry for not replying earlier as I was on a week's leave. Since =
I
> resumed, I have been working on one of the suggestions given by you:
>
>> I would suggest you use LDAP for your main account repository. =20
>> Replace NT
>> domain controllers with Samba, and authenticate desktop, Exchange, =
and
>> printers against these.  For qmail, you could use LDAP directly, or=20=

>> write
>> the small auth module to use MACS.
>
> Accordingly, I have configured Samba as a PDC using LDAP as a backend=20=

> in
> a test setup. Let me briefly describe this test set-up:
>
> 1. System-1: Windows 2000 Professional client - 1No.
>
> 2. System-2: Linux 7.3 Server 1 No.  - configured with OpenLDAP=20
> 2.0.23-4,
> MACS-Beta-0.8, Perl Modules (DBI, DBD::mysql, IPC::MM, mod_perl,
> Apache::Cookie, Class::MethodMaker, FreezeThaw Net::Server WeakRef,
> Sys::HostIP, Net::Daemon, IO::Multiplex, HTML::Mason,
> PJORDAN/Exception-1.4.tar.gz, BAM/String-Unique-0.1.tar.gz,
> TELS/math/Math-BigInt-1.63.tar.gz, TELS/math/Math-String-1.21.tar.gz,
> Math::String, Authen::Smb, IO::Socket::SSL, Net::LDAP, Frontier::RPC2,
> SOAP::Transport::HTTP, as detailed in the INSTALL file of=20
> macs-beta-0.8),
> Samba 3.0, Apache 1.3.28 with mod_ssl 2.8.15-1.3.28, mod_perl 1.28,=20
> MySql
> 3.23.58-1.73, OpenSSL 0.9.7b.
>
> 3. System-3: Linux 7.3, Apache 1.3.28, TomCat 3.3.1 running an =
in-house
> developed J2EE application.
>
> - As per your guidance, I have been able to successfully configure the
> System-1 as part of a test domain - A. (The Domain Controller is
> System-2).
>
> - I have also configured a DNS server (bind 9.2.0-8) on the System-2=20=

> for
> this domain-A
>
> - I am successfully able to open the MACS website (running on =
System-2)
> from System-1 and log-in using the default "macs/macs" user-name /
> password combination.
>
> - I have also configured the web-based J2EE application (on System-3)=20=

> to
> authenticate against the OpenLDAP configured on System-2.
>
> Status so far:
>
> Step-1:  I can now login  from the Windows 2000 Professional desktop
> (System-1) and be authenticated via System-2 (Windows NT Domain =96 =
Samba
> concepts).
>
> Step-2: After thus logging-in on System-1, I can next - also log-in to=20=

> my
> web-based application on System-3  and be authenticated via System-2.
>
> Issues:
>
> I would like to achieve the login processes as per Steps 1 and 2 =
above,
> in one single combined step. i.e. Can I log-in into my web based
> application automatically - when I login into my desktop?
>
> Could you kindly guide me how to configure MACS to achieve the same.
>
> Best Regards,
> Anand Sharma.
>
>
> ______________________________________________
>
>
>>> [...]  I have been unsuccessfully looking for a Deployment Guide /=20=

>>> FAQs
> pertaining to MACS SSO. I would be thankful if you could point me to=20=

> some
> resources.
>
> There is some good information at  <http://macs.sf.net/docs/>
> http://macs.sf.net/docs/  The technical white paper would be =
especially
> enlightening.  I'm afraid there aren't any very detailed HOWTOs, yet.
>
>>> As desired, here is a brief description of my actual network: [...]
>
> I'm going to describe what I understand your network to be:
>
> 1. For logging into the windows desktop, folks use their normal NT
> account
> on normal NT domain servers.
> 2. For reading mail, some folks use their normal NT account to access
> exchange, while others use a LDAP-based account to access qmail.
> 3. For accessing your custom web apps, folks use a custom MySQL-based
> account.
> 4. For printing, some folks use a standalone NT server with local
> accounts,
> while others use a standalone Samba server, also with local accounts.
>
> So there are 5 places where account information is stored: NT domain
> server,
> LDAP, MySQL, NT print server, and Samba print server.  All these
> repositories need to be kept in sync.  And there's no one place for=20
> users
> to
> manage their account(s) -- eg, change passwords, update addresses, =
etc.
>
> The goal is to have a single place to manage account information, and=20=

> to
> enable SSO as much as possible.  Centralized management reduces the
> burden
> on you, the admin, while SSO reduces the burden on users.
>
>>> I hope this gives a brief idea of my network to you and would help=20=

>>> you in
> solving my query.
>
> The first step is to figure out if you need more than one user
> repository.
> Do all your users have NT accounts, for example, or LDAP accounts?  If
> so,
> then all your authentication can happen against NT, or LDAP.  If, for
> example, some webapp users have no accounts except in MySQL, we'll
> probably
> need to deploy support for multiple repositories.
>
> This is what I meant when I asked, "Where is the user information
> stored?"
> Is any one source of user information enough?  Once we know which
> source(s)
> we need to support, we can get that set up.
>
> The second step is to add support for actual applications.  The
> Apache-based
> webapps are probably easiest.  See  <http://macs.sf.net/docs/apxs/>
> http://macs.sf.net/docs/apxs/ for details on configuring the Apache
> module.
> (And feel free to post specific questions here!)  You can probably =
have
> true, fully transparent SSO between all your webapps without too much
> hassle.
>
> Setting up other applications is complicated by the fact that we've =
not
> built support yet for everything we'd like to.  Qmail, for example,=20
> would
> require an auth module.
>
> Also, depending on the details of  how your distribute the user=20
> accounts,
> some applications would not need to go through MACS at first. The NT
> print
> server, for example, might access the NT Domain accounts directly.
> However,
> this creates a problem with user account mobility.
>
> I would suggest you use LDAP for your main account repository.  =
Replace
> NT
> domain controllers with Samba, and authenticate desktop, Exchange, and
> printers against these.  For qmail, you could use LDAP directly, or=20
> write
> the small auth module to use MACS.
>
> I'm getting long-winded, so I'll stop now.  Let us know if you can =
make
> any
> progress!
>
> Cheers,
>
> mds
>
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> [...]  I have been unsuccessfully looking for a
> Deployment Guide / FAQs pertaining to MACS SSO. I would be thankful if
> you could point me to some resources.

There is some good information at http://macs.sf.net/docs/  The 
technical white paper would be especially enlightening.  I'm afraid 
there aren't any very detailed HOWTOs, yet.

> As desired, here is a brief description of my actual network:
> [...]

I'm going to describe what I understand your network to be:

1. For logging into the windows desktop, folks use their normal NT 
account on normal NT domain servers.

2. For reading mail, some folks use their normal NT account to access 
exchange, while others use a LDAP-based account to access qmail.

3. For accessing your custom web apps, folks use a custom MySQL-based 
account.

4. For printing, some folks use a standalone NT server with local 
accounts, while others use a standalone Samba server, also with local 
accounts.

So there are 5 places where account information is stored: NT domain 
server, LDAP, MySQL, NT print server, and Samba print server.  All these 
repositories need to be kept in sync.  And there's no one place for 
users to manage their account(s) -- eg, change passwords, update 
addresses, etc.

The goal is to have a single place to manage account information, and to 
enable SSO as much as possible.  Centralized management reduces the 
burden on you, the admin, while SSO reduces the burden on users.

> I hope this gives a brief idea of my network to you and would help you in
> solving my query.

The first step is to figure out if you need more than one user 
repository.  Do all your users have NT accounts, for example, or LDAP 
accounts?  If so, then all your authentication can happen against NT, or 
LDAP.  If, for example, some webapp users have no accounts except in 
MySQL, we'll probably need to deploy support for multiple repositories.

This is what I meant when I asked, "Where is the user information 
stored?"  Is any one source of user information enough?  Once we know 
which source(s) we need to support, we can get that set up.

The second step is to add support for actual applications.  The 
Apache-based webapps are probably easiest.  See 
http://macs.sf.net/docs/apxs/ for details on configuring the Apache 
module.  (And feel free to post specific questions here!)  You can 
probably have true, fully transparent SSO between all your webapps 
without too much hassle.

Setting up other applications is complicated by the fact that we've not 
built support yet for everything we'd like to.  Qmail, for example, 
would require an auth module.

Also, depending on the details of  how your distribute the user 
accounts, some applications would not need to go through MACS at first. 
  The NT print server, for example, might access the NT Domain accounts 
directly.  However, this creates a problem with user account mobility.

I would suggest you use LDAP for your main account repository.  Replace 
NT domain controllers with Samba, and authenticate desktop, Exchange, 
and printers against these.  For qmail, you could use LDAP directly, or 
write the small auth module to use MACS.

I'm getting long-winded, so I'll stop now.  Let us know if you can make 
any progress!

Cheers,

mds

Dear Mr. Santana,

Thank you for your kind reply. I have been unsuccessfully looking for a
Deployment Guide / FAQs pertaining to MACS SSO. I would be thankful if
you could point me to some resources.

As desired, here is a brief description of my actual network:

=D8       I have a mix of NT & Linux based servers, while the clients are
primarily NT based.=20
=D8       The NT servers have been configured in Domain Architecture with
trusts established between certain Domains. Clients are distributed in
these Domains. Some clients use MS Exchange based Mail services, while
others use qmail-OpenLDAP services.=20
=D8       Linux servers host in-house developed J2EE web applications for
workflow.
=D8       Since each user has to login into multiple resources everyday, it
becomes cumbersome for me to administer & support these guys. Therefore,
I have been experimenting with SSO solutions that I could easily deploy
to ease the situation as far as possible.

Servers:=20
=B7       Windows NT:
o       NT domain authentication - MS Exchange 5.5 Server.
o       NT stand-alone server - print server with local user accounts.

=B7       RedHat Linux:
o       RedHat Linux 7.3 OpenLDAP authentication - qmail-ldap server.
o       RedHat Linux 7.3 Samba server - print server with local user
accounts.=20
o       RedHat Linux 7.1 MySQL authentication - some in-house developed
J2EE web applications.

Clients:
=B7       A mixture of Windows NT Workstation 4 & Windows 2000
Professional.

This is how currently I have distributed authentication in my network.
How can MACS be used in this regard to create Single Sign-On environment?

It would be fine if that requires migrating all the user accounts to LDAP
(preferable OpenLDAP on RedHat Linux 7.3).=20

And yes, by Single Sign-On, I mean that logging into one application
automatically logs you into all of them.

I hope this gives a brief idea of my network to you and would help you in
solving my query.

Warm Regards
Anand Sharma.

On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 23:41:22 -0400, "Mario D. Santana"
<md...@me...> said:
>=20
> Anand,
>=20
> Sorry for the delayed response.  My machine was in the shop and it=20
> shouldn't happen again.
>=20
> About your question, the right answer depends on your setup.  For=20
> starters, if you could illuminate the following, it would give me a good=
=20
> idea:
>=20
> Where is the user information stored?  Are they NT users, linux users,=20
> or users in LDAP?  Or some combinations?
>=20
> How portable do you want the user information to be?  For example, if=20
> they are NT users, do you want it to be very easy to switch over to=20
> LDAP, or anything else?
>=20
> Also, what do you mean by Single Sign On?  Do you mean that logging into=
=20
> one application automatically logs you into all of them?  Or do you mean=
=20
> that your user information comes from the same place for all your apps?
>=20
> I really hope we can help you get MACS up and working for you.
>=20
> Cheers!
>=20
> mds
>=20
> Anand Sharma wrote:
> > Hi,
> >=20
> > I am currently evaluating MACS on a test setup.
> > [...]
> > What I am trying to figure out is what next? In my test setup, I am
> > having a web server (Apache on Linux), a mail server (qmail-ldap as well
> > as plain qmail on Linux) and a Windows NT print server.=20
> > [...]
>=20
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Anand,

Sorry for the delayed response.  My machine was in the shop and it 
shouldn't happen again.

About your question, the right answer depends on your setup.  For 
starters, if you could illuminate the following, it would give me a good 
idea:

Where is the user information stored?  Are they NT users, linux users, 
or users in LDAP?  Or some combinations?

How portable do you want the user information to be?  For example, if 
they are NT users, do you want it to be very easy to switch over to 
LDAP, or anything else?

Also, what do you mean by Single Sign On?  Do you mean that logging into 
one application automatically logs you into all of them?  Or do you mean 
that your user information comes from the same place for all your apps?

I really hope we can help you get MACS up and working for you.

Cheers!

mds

Anand Sharma wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am currently evaluating MACS on a test setup.
> [...]
> What I am trying to figure out is what next? In my test setup, I am
> having a web server (Apache on Linux), a mail server (qmail-ldap as well
> as plain qmail on Linux) and a Windows NT print server. 
> [...]

Hi,

I am currently evaluating MACS on a test setup. I have a RedHat Linux 7.3
box on which I have installed all the pre-requisites (OpenSSL-0.9.7b,
MM-1.1.3, MySQL-3.23.49-3, Apache_1.3.28, mod_ssl-2.8.15-1.3.28,
mod_perl-1.28 and all the required perl modules downloaded using "perl
-MCPAN -e shell" command as stated in the macs-0.8-beta INSTALL file. I
have also installed homac-1.0-Alpha1 software. Now I am able to get the
macs home page i.e. http://localhost/macs and also all the internal pages
by logging in using User:macs and Password:macs as stated in the above
mentioned document.

What I am trying to figure out is what next? In my test setup, I am
having a web server (Apache on Linux), a mail server (qmail-ldap as well
as plain qmail on Linux) and a Windows NT print server. Can any one help
me out in integrating single sign-on for all these servers/services using
MACS? What should I do on the MACS server or the back-end servers or on
client systems for my clients to authenticate and access the servers
using MACS?

Best Regards.
Anand Sharma.
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Hello, all.  As you may know, 0.8 is slated for release on August 4.  
Medley Conductor 1.0 will be based on MACS 0.8, and will be also be 
announced August 4.  As it happens, Linux World starts the same day, 
and some Medley Software folks will be hanging out there for the week, 
including Blake and me!  So come to Linux World and look for the 
baseball shirts that say "Medley Conductor" on them.  Afterwards, we'll 
buy the first round for the Conductor release party.

Cheers!

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All, 0.7-alpha is out.  Look for it on sf.net.  The TODO file in this 
release has a roadmap for 0.8-beta.  That's right, we've pushed beta 
out one release.  Blake, you're working on the 4 biggies, right?  
Fine-grained access control, profile-based access control, distributed 
servers, and audit trail.  I'll keep hacking at the docs, the clients 
(especially Java,) and the build system.

Target date for 0.8-beta: August 30.

Enjoy!

mds

Excellent work!  The LIA seems to be broken (at least macs/macs 
test/test and guest/guest don't work.)  Also, what's up the "ALL" 
method?  Once you get some sleep and get the kinks worked out, we'll 
need some docs.  Then a day or less of pre-release 
config/compile/install checking and 0.7 is out the door! =)

The DotGNU guys are anxiously awaiting.

mds

PS, is it just me, or did sourceforge start appending spam to mailing 
list traffic?!

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> The core GUIs are almost working again, all chages are checked in. 
> Check it out for yourself at: http://spoon.e3rpt.com/macs. I was able 
> to get the resource manager to create a resource, and set permissions 
> on it, although the nav seems to be having trouble determining what I 
> am and amn't allowed to see and change resource wise.
>
> Will look into that tomorrow, when my eye lids are less heavy.

The core GUIs are almost working again, all chages are checked in. Check 
it out for yourself at: http://spoon.e3rpt.com/macs. I was able to get 
the resource manager to create a resource, and set permissions on it, 
although the nav seems to be having trouble determining what I am and 
amn't allowed to see and change resource wise.

Will look into that tomorrow, when my eye lids are less heavy.

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I'm going to start checking in the new server code, cvs builds will be 
broken for a while.

Take a gander and tell me if anyone sees any problems, I'm well along on 
the new infrastructure.

Here's an interesting project we should integrate with macs at some time:

http://dazuko.org/

it's a linux kernel module that does run time file ACLs.

Here's a free (GPL) RADIUS server implementation that has input plugins:

http://www.freeradius.org/

We definitely should integrate macs with this as RADIUS is an established 
standard for single sign-on applications.

Here's a good web app "driver" they call it.

http://uttu.tamu.edu/

It seems a good framework for our web needs. Works with the Mason components we 
already have in place.

I'm not going to involve it in my current project, as I've already rolled my own 
  little bastard framework to use for this app. It would only cost me time to 
integrate Uttu into this, but I will add my improvements back into macs from 
this project later.

Uttu should save us some time, and it's one less piece of code we're responsible 
for maintaining.

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