In an environment where several web applications authenticate against the same
source, the simplest way to attain single sign on would be to have the
webserver handle authentication and pass the login information via HTTP headers
to the application it proxies.

This addon allows for this setup. Technically, it picks up the HTTP
Authorization header, extracts a username and a password and tries to login
into the first database found in the database list.

If you have to set a specific database, possibly depending on the login
provided, use the addon dbfilter_from_header.

The addon has to be loaded as server-wide module.


Funders:

Open2bizz software & consultancy
    

In an environment where several web applications authenticate against the same
source, the simplest way to attain single sign on would be to have the
webserver handle authentication and pass the login information via HTTP headers
to the application it proxies.

This addon allows for this setup. Technically, it picks up the HTTP
Authorization header, extracts a username and a password and tries to login
into the first database found in the database list.

If you have to set a specific database, possibly depending on the login
provided, use the addon dbfilter_from_header.

The addon has to be loaded as server-wide module.


Funders:

Open2bizz software & consultancy
    

In an environment where several web applications authenticate against the same
source, the simplest way to attain single sign on would be to have the
webserver handle authentication and pass the login information via HTTP headers
to the application it proxies.

This addon allows for this setup. Technically, it picks up the HTTP
Authorization header, extracts a username and a password and tries to login
into the first database found in the database list.

If you have to set a specific database, possibly depending on the login
provided, use the addon dbfilter_from_header.

The addon has to be loaded as server-wide module.


Funders:

Open2bizz software & consultancy