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<?php
/*
* The configuration of the login-auto authentication module.
*
* $Id: config.php 451 2008-03-27 15:33:34Z olavmrk $
*/
$config = array (
/*
* This option enables or disables the login-auto authentication
* handler. This handler is implemented in 'www/auth/login-auto.php'.
*
* When this option is set to true, a user can go to the
* 'auth/login-auto.php' web page to be authenticated as an example
* user. The user will receive the attributes set in the
* 'auth.auto.attributes' option.
*
* WARNING: setting this option to true will make it possible to use
* this authenticator for all users, irrespectively of the 'auth'
* setting in the IdP's metadata. They can always use it by opening the
* 'auth/login-auto.php' webpage manually.
*/
'auth.auto.enable' => true,
/*
* This option configures which attributes the login-auto
* authentication handler will set for the user. It is an array of
* arrays. The name of the attribute is the index in the first array,
* and all the values for the attribute is given in the array
* referenced to by the name.
*
* Example:
* 'auth.auto.attributes' => array(
* 'edupersonaffiliation' => array('student', 'member'),
* 'uid' => array('example_uid'),
* 'mail' => array('example@example.com'),
* ),
*/
'auth.auto.attributes' => array(
'edupersonaffiliation' => array('student', 'member'),
'title' => array('Example user title'),
'uid' => array('example_uid'),
'mail' => array('example@example.com'),
'cn' => array('Example user commonname'),
'givenname' => array('Example user givenname'),
'sn' => array("Example surname"),
),
/*
* When this option is set to true, the login-auto authentication
* handler will ask for a username and a password. This can be used to
* test the IdP. The username and password isn't verified, and the
* user/script can enter anything.
*/
'auth.auto.ask_login' => false,
/*
* This option configures a delay in the login-auto authentication
* handler. The script will wait for the given number of milliseconds
* before authenticating the user. This can, for example, be used in
* a simple simulation of a slow LDAP server.
*/
'auth.auto.delay_login' => 0,
);
?>
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