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#########################################################################
#
# Apache Installation 
#
#########################################################################

autoconf
automake -a

./configure --with-apache-includes=/usr/include/httpd \
	--with-curl-config=/usr/bin/curl-config \
	--with-apr-config=/usr/bin/apr-1-config

make

cp -a .libs/libmodsso.so* /your/apache/modules/directory

Config
------

See below a sample configuration file. 


##################################################
LoadModule mod_sso_module modules/mod_sso.so

NameVirtualHost *:80

<VirtualHost *:80>
	ServerName sso.sergrhtest.net
	
	DocumentRoot /some/directory/with/the/sso/files/
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>
	ServerName www.sergrhtest.net
	DocumentRoot /location/of/your/web/
	<Location /private>
		SSOCookieName "sso"
		SSOLoginUrl "http://sso.sergrhtest.net/index.php?redirect_to={URL}"
		SSOLogoutUrl "http://sso.sergrhtest.net/logout.php?redirect_to={URL}"
		#SSOAccessCheckerUrl "http://sso.sergrhtest.net/access.php?url={URL}&client_ip={CLIENT_IP}"
		SSOAccessCheckerUrl "http://sso.sergrhtest.net/access.php?url={URL}"
	</Location>
</VirtualHost>
#################################################


Change the URL according to your environment. You can set up the variables with
this effect:

- LoginUrl:

	The {URL} variable will contain the web page you tried to visit and 
	you've been denied access. You can use it redirect the user after a 
	successful login

- LogoutUrl:
	
	Same as with Login

- AccessCheckUrl:

	Two possible options here. If you want to check if the user has access 
	to certain {URL}, set it up. You can also check if the user's IP is
	allowed - {CLIENT_IP}. If you just want to check whether the user is 
	logged in, omit	the variables.

#########################################################################
#
# NGiNX
#
#########################################################################


Configuration
-------------

Add to you nginx.conf

        location /protected {
            sso_cookie "sso";
            sso_login_url "https://sso.server.net:443/login.php?redirect_to={URL}";
            sso_logout_url "https://sso.server.net:443/logout.php?redirect_to={URL}";
            sso_access_url "http://sso.server.net:80/access.php?url={URL}&client_ip={CLIENT_IP}";
            root   html;
            index  index.html;
        }

If you can, don't expose the access.php to the outside world. Set it up on an
internal server or at least use the "allow" / "deny" options so that just
your sso nginx server can connect to it.


Change the URL according to your environment. You can set up the variables with
this effect:

- LoginUrl:

	The {URL} variable will contain the web page you tried to visit and 
	you've been denied access. You can use it redirect the user after a 
	successful login

- LogoutUrl:
	
	Same as with Login

- AccessCheckUrl:

	Two possible options here. If you want to check if the user has access 
	to certain {URL}, set it up. You can also check if the user's IP is
	allowed - {CLIENT_IP}. If you just want to check whether the user is 
	logged in, omit	the variables.
Source: README.txt, updated 2010-11-30