We make an appliance with a spring web interface running on Tomcat on Centos Linux.
I'm investigating how we users can connect with out entering a username/password, but instead use windows authentication over http (aka SPNEGO).
as available options mentioned in other SO questions I'm seeing:
- NTLMv1 but not NTLMv2 via JCIFS
- NTLMv1+N开发者_开发问答TLMv2+kerberos via Waffle but only for windows :(
- Kerberos only via "Spring Security Kerberos Extension"
none of which sounds like a reliable all around SSO option for tomcat on Centos. also much of the information on these projects is over a year old so it's hard to know if these limits still apply.
What is a viable option for SSO on linux these days?
Another option might be the "ntlmv2-auth" Java library:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ntlmv2auth/
It also includes an SSO servlet filter.
Option three works perfectly here with Spring 3.0. Go for it!
 
         
                                         
                                         
                                         
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