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vBSSO is a vBulletin plugin that helps you connect to different software platforms like content management systems, blogs, and online stores using a secure Single Sign-On
The system has two components. First, there?s a vBulletin plugin that creates an interface for authenticating, controlling access, and managing user profile data. The second component is plugins for other platforms (like WordPress) that teach it to talk to vBulletin and exchange data. Here?s a list of support platforms. Supported Platforms (https://www.vbsso.com)
SSO Key Features
Single Sign-On
License
Safety
Setup & Configuration
Avatars
User Groups
Miscellaneous
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Yes, the plugin is already under internal testing before it comes out soon.
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Hi,
I just tried to get the mediawiki SSO working. vbulletin version: 4.2.0 PL3 mediawiki version: 1.20.2 I followed the readme - doubble-checked everything - but it just doesn`t work. In the forum admincp he tells after pressing save: Code:
Unable to verify platform [http://wiki.xxx.com/api.php?action=vbsso] Please analyze log files located at `/home/johndoe/xxx.com/htdocs/vbsso/logs/` to detect the cause of the issue. to make sure i`ve set permission to 777. out of the box and after 777-hammer the logfile is just empty. so i don`t know what`s going wrong. the apache2 logfile doesn`t help out, too. I feel lost Thanks for any hint in advance, Nik |
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Was mailing with your support, but it was not possible to get logfiles. i found by random the cause:
vBSSO Access Settings, Allowed User Groups. I had the entry: Administrators,Registered User <-- see the missing "s". This renders everything unuseable. Logging does not work, connecting a platform does not work, too. As soon i changed that entry to "Administrators" - logging and connecting a platform worked. Right now I try to figure out, how to get the permissions fixed/working. By now there are no admins, guests may edit. I need: guests: read only registered users: editing, uploading. administrators: full access to everything. any way to do that, or do i need to wait vor an update? greets, Nik |
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I got their mail, but I think they missed my last post here, where I stated, that the connection does work so far.
Well, groups do not work - like the permissions do not work. at the moment anyone can edit in the wiki - which could be changed in the mediawiki config I guess - but administrator access does not work. all administrators are handeled like normal users. I´ll write an answer to the support team - but I think discussing here would make more sense, since other ppl could learn from this case? greets, Nik |
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We can discuss features here, but we don't solve issues and provide any support through this thread. The vBSSO permissions are not permissions related to vBulletin or Mediwiki, that's vBSSO own permissions to restrict access for single sign-on. You should configure your vBulletin and Mediawiki permissions separately as they should be configured. vBSSO doesn't know anything about your admin roles or other roles. The single sign-on is handled the same for all the users. Thank you, |
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Hi,
thanks for your answer. Actually I`m really confused. Quote:
I got some idea, but don`t know, if that is the correct approach: I could rename the usergroups of mediawiki to the usergroup names of vbulletin. In this case mediawiki needs to know in which usergroups the current user is (in vbulletin)? But as far as I understood, that isn`t the case... greets, Nik |
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I find a bug when changing email
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