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  2. 5 README.txt
  3. 5.3 README.txt
  4. 6.3 README.txt
  5. 6 README.txt
  6. 7 README.txt
phpCAS is available directly from http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/phpCAS. phpCAS is distributed under the LGPL license.

You must download and install phpCAS library in order for this CAS module to work.  You may either 
place a copy your modules/cas directory, or make sure it is in you PHP includes path/directory. 

Your PHP must have the following modules enabled:
  --with-curl
  --with-openssl
  --with-dom
  --with-zlib

Drupal modifications
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1) Enable the CAS module in admin/modules
2) Set the CAS server parameters in admin/user/cas
3) Enable the CAS login block to provide authentication. 
4) Test authentication
5) Remove regular user login block
6) If the user database is external, remove the ability for users to edit
their accounts.

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  1. phpCAS is available directly from http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/CASC/phpCAS. phpCAS is distributed under the LGPL license.

  2. 

  3. You must download and install phpCAS library in order for this CAS module to work.  You may either 

  4. place a copy your modules/cas directory, or make sure it is in you PHP includes path/directory. 

  5. 

  6. Your PHP must have the following modules enabled:

  7.   --with-curl

  8.   --with-openssl

  9.   --with-dom

  10.   --with-zlib

  11. 

  12. Drupal modifications

  13. ---------------------

  14. 1) Enable the CAS module in admin/modules

  15. 2) Set the CAS server parameters in admin/user/cas

  16. 3) Enable the CAS login block to provide authentication. 

  17. 4) Test authentication

  18. 5) Remove regular user login block

  19. 6) If the user database is external, remove the ability for users to edit

  20. their accounts.