[shib_auth] Shib + Drupal 7 + Moodle 2
Frosina Koceva
frosina.koceva at gmail.com
Tue Jul 5 14:37:48 CEST 2011
I'm a noob to all of this and i'm not sure if Moodle supports changing its
front-end to Drupal.
- I'll try to make Drupal as the front end portal for my site, and Moodle as
the LMS. In this case, Drupal provides the portal features such as keeping
track of interested students, program information, application and forms,
and the registratuion of the new users which will be delegate to the
Shib(if i'm not wrong)., with Moodle providing the course and degree program
management features on the LMS end...
- One of the problem is that there is no Drupal7-Moodle2 integration, so i
thought to try to make SSO or with LDAP+CAS or only CAS or Shib..i still
don't know what is the best solution since i'm trying also to understand the
bases..
- But one is sure that an user info is not only user name and password but i
need that there will be much more information for every registered user, so
maybe for storing in a secure way those information ,which will be shared
between Drupal an Moodle,is better to use LDAP and for the Single Sign On to
use CAS?...
Thanks Kristof, and thanks Tommy for helping me to figure out these things,
i'm very grateful.
2011/7/4 Kristof Bajnok <bajnokk at niif.hu>
> On 2011. July 1. 11:52:09 Frosina Koceva wrote:
> > The site should have a Drupal7 front-end and a Moodle2 "back-end"
>
> Are you sure that Moodle supports changing its frontend to Drupal?
>
> > I was thinking to provide a Single Sign On for a Drupal 7.x and Moodle2.x
> > sites.
> > The scenario should be more or less like this: when a user
> > register within the Drupal site he will be automaticaly registered also
> > in the moodle site and will continue the "same" session. Could i do this
> > with the shib?and what do i need like prerequisits? and where does the DB
> > user tables will stay?
>
> In SAML, users are authenticated by the Identity Provider, which uses some
> sort of user database (out of scope of the specification). Drupal and
> Moodle
> consume SAML assertions about the user. What the integration modules (like
> Drupal shib_auth) do is to register the users based on the information in
> the
> SAML assertion.
>
> So you need to set up a SAML2 IdP (Shibboleth IdP or SimpleSAMLphp), then
> you
> need to configure it to use your preferred data source.
>
> Kristof
>
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