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Re: Re: Re: Import from lamscommunity
By: Ernie Ghiglione
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In response to 5 | 06/26/09 12:19 AM | ||
Hi Dave,
So the way the integration with the LAMS Community works is rather simple yet secured. Once you register your LAMS server within the LAMS Community, your server gets a key (sent by the LAMS Community). This key then is used to encrypt *all* data exchange for login between the LAMS server and the LAMS Community. Once the LAMS server is integrated, then users get a chance to login directly using their LAMS Community email and password. These two get encrypted using the server keys from both servers (if I recall correctly the encryption is blowfish) and the exchange determines whether you get logged in into the LAMS Community automatically or now. The good thing is that after you entered you email and passwd for LAMS Community *once* on your LAMS server, then you don't need to enter this any more (unless you turn the automatic sign on in "My Profile"). So once your email and passwd get checked by the LAMS Community, then you get automatically logged in into it. And given that you are a .LRN guru, perhaps you can tell me why this is not working for you If the credentials all match then I do: auth::issue_login -user_id $user_id and after I do a normal redirect: ad_returnredirect "/lams/welcome" Thanks, Ernie Posted by Ernie Ghiglione |
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