Php sso windows

I apologize if this is a silly question, but I'm totally new to the IIS world. I've worked with Apache and nginx before, but this is my first foray into Windows-based web servers. The application is only to be accessed from within our local intranet. The entire intranet is Microsoft-based, so there exists an AD Domain Controller somewhere on the intranet.

I've planned to make use of a single sign-on for authenticating users: Grabbing their Windows credentials and using that to look up user information from a SQL table. What are the encoding methods used for this and is it possible to create similar negotiation circle with PHP?

Also the thread you replied wasn't actually similar to my question while they were more or less asking about IIS site permissions with Windows authentication while I'm asking about the actual authorization via HTTP with PHP.

The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. After the client session is attached to the broker token, the broker is able to send API requests on behalf of the client. Calling the startBrokerSession method with start the session of the client based on the bearer token. The broker could use this to login, logout, get user information, etc.

The API for handling such requests is outside the scope of the project. However since the broker uses normal sessions, any existing the authentication can be used. If you're lookup for an authentication library, consider using Jasny Auth. Alternatively it can use a PSR-7 server request. This can be passed to attach and startBrokerSession as argument. It does this through the GlobalSession object, which implements SessionInterface. For projects that use alternative sessions, it's possible to create a wrapper that implements SessionInterface.

The withSession methods creates a copy of the Server object with the custom session interface. The withSession method can also be used with a mock object for testing. The context may contain the broker id, token, and session id. When creating a Broker instance, you need to pass the server url, broker id and broker secret.

The broker id and secret needs to match the secret registered at the server. Before the broker can do API requests on the client's behalve, the client needs to attach the broker token to the client session. The getAttachUrl method will generate a broker token for the client and use it to create an attach URL. The method takes an array of query parameters as single argument. There are several methods in making the client do an HTTP request.

The broker can redirect the client or do a request via the browser using AJAX or loading an image. The code is used to calculate the checksum. The verification code prevents session hijacking using an attach link. Once attached, the broker is able to do API requests on behalf of the client. This can be done by. Asked 4 years, 9 months ago. Active 3 years, 6 months ago. Viewed times. Below is a code block which does ldap authentication. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

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