Integration with SSO

By default, VF works in single user environment as user 'vagrant'. To enable multiuser environment, you need to integrate it with West-Life SSO. VF instance have unique sp-metadata,idp-metadata,sp_keyandsp_cert files.

• If you have it from previous installation, then put it next to the VagrantFile, or put them into virtual machine/container folder /vagrant and exectue this script in bash within VF machine or container:

  export SSO_DEPLOYMENT=1
  wp6-virtualfolder/bootstrap/bootstrapsso.sh

• If you don't have keys and certificates yet, then execute this script in bash within VF machine or container:

  export SP_IDENTIFICATION=http://[your public domain of repository]
  export SP_ENDPOINT=http://[your public domain of repository]/mellon
  export SSO_DEPLOYMENT=1
  wp6-virtualfolder/bootstrap/bootstrapsso.sh

• Find the generated file sp-metadata.xml and register it with West-Life SSO administrator - send it to [e-mail]

Note that

export SP_IDENTIFICATION=http://[your public domain of repository] defines id of service provider - your instance of virtual folder, so to be unique put your public domain, e.g. https://portal.west-life.eu/

export SP_ENDPOINT=http://[your public domain of repository]/mellon defines endpoint where mellon plugin is available in VF installation, e.g. https://portal.west-life.eu/mellon/

export SSO_DEPLOYMENT=1 just sets trigger for further script

bootstrapsso.sh configures VF with SSO, installs mellon plugin into apache, configures aliases, if the keys are not present in /vagrant/sp_key.pem then the keys are generated based on SP_IDENTIFICATION and SP_ENDPOINT, and puts generated keys into expected folders into /etc/...