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Redmine CAS plugin

Plugin to CASify your Redmine installation.

Compatibility

Tested with Redmine 2.2.x, 2.3.x, 2.4.x and 2.5.x but it should work fine with Redmine 2.x and possibly 1.x. We use CASino as CAS server, but it might work with others as well.

Installation

Download or clone this repository and place it in the Redmine plugins directory as redmine_cas
Restart your webserver
Open Redmine and check if the plugin is visible under Administration > Plugins
Follow the "Configure" link and set the parameters
Party

Notes

Usage

This plugin was made for redmine installations without public areas ("Authentication required"). The default login page will still work when you access it directly (http://example.com/path-to-redmine/login).

Single Sign Out, Single Logout

The sessions have to be stored in the database to make Single Sign Out work. You can achieve this with a tiny plugin: redmine_activerecord_session_store

Auto-create users

By enabling this setting, successfully authenticated users will be automatically added into Redmine if they do not already exist. You must define the attribute mapping for at least firstname, lastname and mail attributes for this to work.