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major whitespace cleanup - fixed \r\n line-ending
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Moodle - FirstClass authentication module | ||
----------------------------------------- | ||
This module uses the FirstClass Flexible Provisining Protocol (FPP) to communicate between the FirstClass server | ||
and the Moodle host. | ||
Installation | ||
------------ | ||
1. Enable FPP on the FirstClass server | ||
FPP is not doumented in the FirstClass documentation and is not enable by default. | ||
To enable the protocol you need to edit the file \FCPO\Server\Netinfo. Open the file and insert the | ||
following lines. | ||
// TCP port for Flexible Provisioning Protocol (FPP). | ||
TCPFPPPORT = 3333 | ||
2. Create an account on the FirstClass server with privilege "Subadministrator". | ||
Using the FPP protocoll this module logs in to the FirstClass server and issuess batch admin commands. | ||
Batch admin command can only be issued in the context of a user with subadministrative privileges. | ||
Default account name is "fcMoodle". | ||
3. Check that the FPP protocoll is working by running a Telnet session. If everyting is working you | ||
should get a "+0" answer from the server. | ||
> telnet yourhost.domain.com 3333 | ||
+0 | ||
Check that the "fcMoodle" is working by entering the following sequens of commands: | ||
> telnet yourhost.domain.com 3333 | ||
+0 | ||
fcMoodle | ||
+0 | ||
the_password_you_gave_fcmoodle | ||
+0 | ||
Get user some_user_id 1201 | ||
1201 0 some_user_id | ||
+0 | ||
4. On the Moodle host go to the directory where you have installed Moodle. | ||
Open the folder "auth", where all other authentication modules are installed, | ||
and create a new directory with the name "fc". | ||
Copy the files "config.html", "fcFPP.php" and "lib.php" to the "auth" directory. | ||
Now you need to add som strings to the language file. This distribution contains | ||
string for the English (en) and Swedish (sv) translation. | ||
Open the file "auth.php" in the folder "lang/sv" and paste the text from the file | ||
"auth.php - sv.txt" at the end of the file above the line "?>" | ||
Open the file "auth.php" in the folder "lang/en" and paste the text from the file | ||
"auth.php - en.txt" at the end of the file above the line "?>" | ||
Moodle - FirstClass authentication module | ||
----------------------------------------- | ||
This module uses the FirstClass Flexible Provisining Protocol (FPP) to communicate between the FirstClass server | ||
and the Moodle host. | ||
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Installation | ||
------------ | ||
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1. Enable FPP on the FirstClass server | ||
FPP is not doumented in the FirstClass documentation and is not enable by default. | ||
To enable the protocol you need to edit the file \FCPO\Server\Netinfo. Open the file and insert the | ||
following lines. | ||
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// TCP port for Flexible Provisioning Protocol (FPP). | ||
TCPFPPPORT = 3333 | ||
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2. Create an account on the FirstClass server with privilege "Subadministrator". | ||
Using the FPP protocoll this module logs in to the FirstClass server and issuess batch admin commands. | ||
Batch admin command can only be issued in the context of a user with subadministrative privileges. | ||
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Default account name is "fcMoodle". | ||
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3. Check that the FPP protocoll is working by running a Telnet session. If everyting is working you | ||
should get a "+0" answer from the server. | ||
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> telnet yourhost.domain.com 3333 | ||
+0 | ||
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Check that the "fcMoodle" is working by entering the following sequens of commands: | ||
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> telnet yourhost.domain.com 3333 | ||
+0 | ||
fcMoodle | ||
+0 | ||
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the_password_you_gave_fcmoodle | ||
+0 | ||
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Get user some_user_id 1201 | ||
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1201 0 some_user_id | ||
+0 | ||
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4. On the Moodle host go to the directory where you have installed Moodle. | ||
Open the folder "auth", where all other authentication modules are installed, | ||
and create a new directory with the name "fc". | ||
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Copy the files "config.html", "fcFPP.php" and "lib.php" to the "auth" directory. | ||
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Now you need to add som strings to the language file. This distribution contains | ||
string for the English (en) and Swedish (sv) translation. | ||
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Open the file "auth.php" in the folder "lang/sv" and paste the text from the file | ||
"auth.php - sv.txt" at the end of the file above the line "?>" | ||
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Open the file "auth.php" in the folder "lang/en" and paste the text from the file | ||
"auth.php - en.txt" at the end of the file above the line "?>" | ||
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