SSO/HTTP/Mambot/Parameters
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| + | '''User Key''' | ||
| + | This is a key in the PHP $_SERVER array that denotes where the username will be stored. | ||
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| + | '''username_replacement''' | ||
| + | This is a pipie seperated list of string to replace with blanks from the username. For example this can be used to remove the domain part of an AD login (e.g. to turn 'user@AD.JOOMLA.ORG' into 'user' set this value to '@AD.JOOMLA.ORG') | ||
Current revision as of 01:33, 6 May 2007
The HTTP mambot exposes the following unique parameters:
User Key This is a key in the PHP $_SERVER array that denotes where the username will be stored.
username_replacement This is a pipie seperated list of string to replace with blanks from the username. For example this can be used to remove the domain part of an AD login (e.g. to turn 'user@AD.JOOMLA.ORG' into 'user' set this value to '@AD.JOOMLA.ORG')
Additionally the HTTP mambot relies on many of the LDAP Tools parameters to support user autocreation.
