Working on it

If the Apache 2.0 connector can be built on Windows in the near future, that would be gold.

https://plugins.atlassian.com/plugin/details/33300

Happy Christmas Brett!

early christmas present?

And thanks for the heads up, was goona do some re-config on our Atlassian setup, but I'll wait until the new crowd gets released.

Hi Brett,

Less than 24 hours to wait

Cheers,
Dave.

Oh Dug, scrub that. I see its integrated into v2.1 (yet to be released)

Can't wait guys

Noticed this was changed to resolved, with no comment.

Seeing as there are a large number of people watching this, can an atlassian please post a link to how this can be achieved?

I've taken the resources referenced in this issue and have combined them into one package: http://github.com/jimbrowne/apache-crowd-cookie. I found patching the on-disk version of Atlassian's libraries to be a distraction, so I renamed the module to CrowdCookieAuth and made it self-contained. I also added functionality to the sample login.cgi to handle logging out as well as redirection after login in addition to pulling code into the CGI to avoid patching Atlassian's libraries.

I hope that the status change to "short term roadmap" means Atlassian will incorporate these changes or otherwise directly support cookie-based authentication in Apache.

My preferred solution is a binary Apache module and if I have the time in the future I'll modify mod_auth_openid to support Crowd as I prefer the all-in-one approach (i.e. no need for a login.cgi)

With the arrival of the CrowdID OpenID server it's now also possible to use mod_auth_openid for Apache to get SSO integration with Crowd.

Please make sure to check the comment I left in the CrowdID install page about setting the OpenID endpoint.

why not simply include this: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CROWDEXT/Atlassian+Crowd+login+screen+using+perl ?