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Suggestion: passthrough authentication for RDWeb and OWA pages
nickbro replied to Ephelyon's topic in Home Access Plus+
It's rendered from the hap+ javascript, which queries the HAP+ LiveTiles api for the list of tiles to create -
Can you try this in the web.config file
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Suggestion: passthrough authentication for RDWeb and OWA pages
nickbro replied to Ephelyon's topic in Home Access Plus+
I don't think it's possible to do this as all 3 use different cookies for authenticaton -
Shouldn't be, but who knows sometimes
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Videos section of the HAP+ codeplex site: https://hap.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Logon%20Tracker&referringTitle=Videos https://hap.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=User%20Card&referringTitle=Videos
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Do you have WEBDAV installed on the same server? You will need to override the local configuration in IIS Manager to disabled the webdav handler/module
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Can't really remember it's been a while since that page was touched
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Ok, it doesn't seem to like one of the users it is trying to get
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Ah ok, can you paste the error you're getting, do you have any timetabled lessons in the system yet?
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Ok, the index error is a strange one, try copying the file from the main release and replace it, I may of updated and not released it in the update release
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Sounds like it can't go back in the data that far
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Weekview.aspx is what you want, keepxmlclean clears the xml database after 1 full week /bookingsystem/weekview.aspx?d=20/1/13 or what ever date
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Hmm, it looks like you've removed the web.config file from the booking system directory that stops non-logged in users. Can you post your bookingsystems config of the hapConfig.xml file
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Check that each resource in the booking system is set to showto="All", leaving it blank will redirect users to the unauthorised page because they have no booking resources to use
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You need to put the unc path in i.e. \\server\rmstaff and \\server\rmshared documents
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Check IIS, it's the settings in IIS Manager stopping it. The default pages section, remove everything and add default.aspx
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HAP+ v6+ doesn't use the network service, it uses the application pool identity, IIS AppPool\HAP in most cases. See the documentation for how to find this user, or you can use: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/84055-cant-find-iis-apppool-hap-answer.html
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You may need to double check the default.aspx default page is in IIS
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Looks like the LDAP queries aren't working. Check your hapConfig.xml file, in the AD section that the AD Paths and Servers are correct.
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That's it, it'll magically start working when you use a SQL Database
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Sounds like it could be WebDav. Installation instructions for HAP+, as well installation videos: https://hap.codeplex.com/documentation
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Very odd, what message if any is it displaying?
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Try restarting IIS
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If you have Visual Studio 2010 you can use it to create simple MSI installers
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You have a few ways of doing federated authentication (that's what MS call external AD authentication). 1. Is writing something that can use the AD Federated Services stuff MS have made, this basically a HTTP/HTTPS POST to a school server that is available externally, this intern authenticates the user and posts the user back to your site with the auth token. 2. Is writing something that uses Shibboleth, this is like ADFS but doesn't natively use MS tech 3. Is to make a program that sits on the school site and establishes a http/https keep alive connection, when a user attempts to log into yacapaca, if the school is known, it will sent a request down the pipe to the school asking if this user is ok (obviously encrypt the username & password in the pipeline), the school then returns a simple yes or no, or you could go further and get back the first name, last name, upn, etc. If the user exists in your own database it will use that and just update the details if they have changed (no password stored), or it will create the user. This is basically how 1 and 2 work but you are making the interface between your external website and the school's AD infrastructure. Hope that helps.
