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===The login page===
===The login page===

Revision as of 21:02, 9 August 2006

There are various ways of managing user authentication:

Email-based authentication
Manual accounts only
No authentication
PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)
Shibboleth
Use a CAS server (SSO)
Use a POP3 server
Use an LDAP server
Use NTLM/Intgrated Authentication

The login page

Depending upon the authentication method (i.e. not applicable for email authentication) login instructions may be easily added. Alternatively, an alternate login URL may be added - please check the discussion Customising the log in page for further details.

See also