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Case sensitive usernames
I'm using ldap to authenticate to jetspeed 2.1.3 on a Solaris 10
machine. The ldap is not case sensitive to the username but a new users
homepage is being created for each capitalization of the name
In WEB-INF/pages/_user I have guestuser/ guestUser/ gUestUsEr/. Each
with their own homepage. Solaris is case sensitive on folders. Is
there a way for jetspeed to treat guestuser and gUestUsEr as the same
person?
Scott Lusebrink
PAWS Project
Oberon Associates, Inc.
scott.lusebrink.ctr@disa.mil
703-824-5896
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RE: Case sensitive usernames
Posted by FRAGOSO ruben <ru...@gemalto.com>.
Hello Scott
I remember having the same issue as you in the past but also performing the authentication against LDAP server and the approach that I took was to create my own version of the login valve, and replacing the default class that is defined for the one I created. This was in Jetspeed 2.1.3
Regards
Ruben Fragoso
GGS OTA Server Developer
Gemalto
Tel: +420 257 189 459
Mob: +420 775901014
Fax: +420 257 210 382
Prague, Naskove 3/1100, Praha 5, CZ-15000, Czech Republic
ruben.fragoso@gemalto.com
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From: Lusebrink, Scott E CTR DISA NS [mailto:scott.lusebrink.ctr@disa.mil]
Sent: 13. srpna 2009 16:05
To: jetspeed-dev@portals.apache.org
Subject: Case sensitive usernames
I'm using ldap to authenticate to jetspeed 2.1.3 on a Solaris 10
machine. The ldap is not case sensitive to the username but a new users
homepage is being created for each capitalization of the name
In WEB-INF/pages/_user I have guestuser/ guestUser/ gUestUsEr/. Each
with their own homepage. Solaris is case sensitive on folders. Is
there a way for jetspeed to treat guestuser and gUestUsEr as the same
person?
Scott Lusebrink
PAWS Project
Oberon Associates, Inc.
scott.lusebrink.ctr@disa.mil
703-824-5896
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