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[Disnel Rodríguez Rodrí­guez]

Thanks a lot, that's exactly what i'm looking for...
I'll do some  research on OpenID, but your last idea looks great.

El 17/09/12 21:41, Ms. Nancy Wichmann escribió:
> I have never used the OpenID module, but it may be a help.
>
> I did something like this in a previous installation. We used an 
> http_request to communicate between the sites. The main site would 
> return information about the user as well (something like profile 
> data). The actual trick was that the "slave" site had to fake 
> passwords because the main site did not pass those back (and cannot 
> because they are encrypted). In our case, a user who was not yet 
> authenticated was actually bounced over to the main site for the true 
> sign in, and then back to the site they originally entered. This 
> required us to check if a cookie from the main site was present.
>
> If you pursue something like this, you might want to consider an 
> additional site whose only reason for being is authentication.
> /*Nancy*/
> Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin L. 
> King, Jr.
>
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>     *From:* Disnel Rodríguez Rodrí­guez
>
>     I have several Drupal sites, each one with a different purpose but
>     all of them made for the same organization. But I have a problem
>     since the same user must authenticate himself in every site...,
>     and that is very unconfortable.  Is there any module that allows a
>     user puts his/her credentials in a site and then enter to another
>     site using the same credentials?..., in other words, is it
>     possible put all the sites together with the same authenticaton
>     system (eg. local, LDAP, etc.)? Hope you can help me..., thanks...
>
>
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