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So what you want is a Perl version of mod_auth_sspi? Have a search on CPAN for SSPI or NTLM, there look to be some useful modules there.

If you want to do full SSO (i.e. not Microsoft specific), then you're looking at something like OpenID or SAML2.

rdfield


In reply to Re: Single sign on with AD by rdfield
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