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- <?php
- /*
- SSO sample
- This is the "server" of my institution/university authentification "code"
- 1. Active all the SSO option in your Chamilo installation: main/admin/settings.php?category=Security
- 2. Copy the main/auth/sso/sso.class.php file to something else representing your remote system, like
- sso.Remote.class.php and modify the class name in soo.Remote.class.php to "ssoRemote"
- 3. Insert the following setting manually in your database (change the selected_value from 'Remote'
- to the name of your system (used in the filename and classname above).
- INSERT INTO settings_current (variable, subkey, type, category, selected_value, title, comment, scope, subkeytext)
- VALUES ('sso_authentication_subclass',NULL,'textfield','Security','Remote','SSOAuthSubClassTitle','SSOAuthSubClassComment',NULL,NULL);
- 4. Make sure this script is located in the index page of the server you fill in the "Domain of the Single Sign On server" Chamilo setting
- For example this script must be located in example.com/index.php if you set the "Domain of the Single Sign On server" = example.com
- 5. Create a user in chamilo and in your external system with login = "joe" and password = "doe"
- 6. Remember this is just a sample! Check the chamilo drupal extension for more information:
- http://drupal.org/node/817682
- 7. When activating the settings in step 1, the principal Chamilo file main/inc/local.inc.php will load the class main/auth/sso.[class.php library
- * that will redirect to this field with some parameters.
- *
- */
- exit; //Uncomment this to execute the page
- //After you located this file in you new domain and you set the settings in step 2,
- //this page will be loaded when entering to the Chamilo site if the SSO option was set in step 1.
- //Getting the chamilo server
- $my_chamilo_server = filter_xss($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);
- $account = array();
- if (isset($_SESSION['my_server_user_session'])) {
- //validate if the user is already logged in my external system in order to redirect to chamilo
- }
- //Login process
- if (isset($_POST['user']) && isset($_POST['password'])) {
- //1. Your Server validations
- $validate = validate_user($_POST['user'], $_POST['password']);
- if ($validate) {
- /* 2.Get the chamilo username and password from your system or from webservices */
- $account['username'] = 'jbrion525'; //username in Chamilo
- $account['password'] = sha1(sha1('jbrion525')); //encrypted password with assuming that the first encrypted method is sha1 in chamilo
- $master_auth_uri = $my_chamilo_server.'/?q=user';
- // Creating an array cookie that will be sent to Chamilo
- $sso = array(
- 'username' => $account['username'],
- 'secret' => $account['password'],
- 'master_domain' => $my_chamilo_server,
- 'master_auth_uri' => $master_auth_uri,
- 'lifetime' => time() + 3600,
- 'target' => filter_xss($_GET['sso_target']),
- );
- $cookie = base64_encode(serialize($sso));
- $url = chamilo_sso_protocol().$master_auth_uri;
- $params = 'sso_referer='.urlencode($url).'&sso_cookie='.urlencode($cookie);
- $final_url = filter_xss($_GET['sso_referer']).'?'.$params;
- //If your user exists redirect to chamilo and set the account in a session to check it later
- $_SESSION['my_server_user_session'] = $account;
- //3. After validating the user in the server and getting and setting the user data of chamilo in the sso_cookie variable:
- // Redirect to this URL
- header('Location: '.$final_url);
- exit;
- } else {
- echo '<h2>Wrong parameters</h2>';
- }
- }
- if (isset($_POST['logout'])) {
- //echo do something to logout
- }
- function validate_user($user, $pass) {
- return true;
- }
- function filter_xss($val) {
- //do some cleaning
- return $val;
- }
- function chamilo_sso_protocol() {
- //get the sso_protocol from chamilo using webservices
- return 'http://';
- }
- ?>
- <html>
- <form method="post">
- User <input name="user"/>
- Pass <input name="password" />
- <input type="submit" value="Login">
- </form>
- </html>
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