Richard

Forgot to mention:

the size is about 14K, and phpCAS is not included.

Only cas-authentication.php, gpl-2.0.txt, readme.txt.

Hi Andre,

I tried to upload to this website, using the name cas-authentication, but it says the name already exists.

However, you can download from here:

https://edmedia.otago.ac.nz/cas-authentication/cas-authentication.zip

Good luck.

Cheers,

Richard

Glad it worked for you.

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I think you are very close, just need more luck …

This plugin disabled password field, if you want to enable it, you can change the plugin code, search for function show_password_fields, return true will enable it.

For me, if I enable the plugin, I can login via CAS without any problem. Sorry, but, did you make the changes to CAS authentication plugin, as I posted above?

And maybe you are using a different version of wordpress or phpCAS?

Hi BLLuten,

From your post, I can tell:

1. your CAS is working
2. the plugin is working

things to check:

in CAS Authentication settings, make sure the CAS.php path is correct. For example, mine is /var/CAS-1.3.1/CAS.php

if “Auto-register new users?” is off, make sure you login with an existing user, that means before activating this plugin, create a new user with the username you are going to login through CAS.

Happy to help, good luck.

What’s your CAS version?
I am using CAS 3.4.11.

Also the version of phpCAS?
I am using phpCAS 1.3.1.

Did you get redirected to CAS?
Can you login?

changes I have made:

line 64:

add_filter(‘authenticate’, array(‘CASAuthentication’, ‘authenticate’), 10, 3);

line 85:

function authenticate($user, $username, $password) {

line 121:

return $user;

I managed to make this plugin working with WordPress 3.4.1, so let me know if you want to know how.