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Grouper has built-in Kerberos authentication. Pass the user/pass in basic auth (over SSL), and grouper can check it via kerberos. The username will be the subject id or identifier
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Note the file locations in the container are listed in the v2.5 container documentation
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grouper.hibernate.properties | grouper.is.ws.basicAuthn=false | This is the default provided with container, do not overlay |
web.xml | Should be an empty element | This is the default provided with container, do not overlay |
server.xml | ajp 8009 connector element: tomcatAuthentication="false"
| This is the default provided with container, do not overlay Tomcat is not doing authn so that attribute needs to be false |
grouper-ws.properties |
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# to provide custom authentication (instead of the default httpServletRequest.getUserPrincipal()
# for non-Rampart authentication. Class must implement the interface:
# edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.ws.security.WsCustomAuthentication
# class must be fully qualified. e.g. edu.school.whatever.MyAuthenticator
# blank means use default: edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.ws.security.WsGrouperDefaultAuthentication
ws.security.non-rampart.authentication.class = edu.internet2.middleware.grouper.ws.security.WsGrouperKerberosAuthentication
################# KERBEROS settings, only needed if doing kerberos simple auth ################
# realm, whatever your realm is, e.g. SCHOOL.EDU
kerberos.realm = SCHOOL.EDU
# address of your kdc, e.g. kdc.school.edu
kerberos.kdc.address = kdc.school.edu |
| Overlay the grouper-ws.properties or configure in the database. Note you might need an external krb5.cnf file or other config in the container |
grouper-www.conf | Do not have any authn directives here
| This is the default provided with container, do not overlay |
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