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Hi, I'm quite new to OSQA and have to extend an existing django/osqa installation. I'd like to implement a kind of SSO with a couple of other tools. Our tool is currently using tight ldap authentication by means of a forum module. Unfortunately I could not yet figure out the way the login information finds its way to being rendered by the main page. Is there a possibility to send a string token to the client just after (and only after) the user has logged in to the system ? Or is there a kind of UserLoginAction that I could hook to ? Or any other Action that I could use to send a token to the client just after the user logs in /out ? I could not find an answer from forum/actions. Many thanks in advance to any help. |
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Asked: 12 Sep '11, 06:22
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