Plugin for Trac which allows user authentication against hosted Google Apps account.
Features:
Allows users to log in to Trac with their Google Apps username and password
Allows restriction of userbase for Trac instance based on membership in Google Apps group
Assigns Trac groups to users based on their Google Apps groups
Allows basic user info listing via Trac Account Manager
Pre-populates Trac database with email of every user so that email notifications can be sent to users who have never logged in to Trac, and so the ticket “Assign To” drop-down is fully populated when using the config [ticket] setting restrict_owner = true. Simply view the Admin user listing page to populate the database.
Encrypts stored Google Apps password to protect against casual observers on filesystem and via web, but this is not nearly as secure as using OpenID
Please note that this software is currently in “alpha” state and under active development!
Author: David A. Riggs <david.riggs@createtank.com>
License
Copyright 2010 createTank, LLC
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.
Requirements
This plugin requires:
Trac (tested with 0.12)
Google’s gdata
Trac AccountManagerPlugin
$> sudo easy_install gdata
$> sudo easy_install https://trac-hacks.org/svn/accountmanagerplugin/trunk
Installation
To magically install from the PyPI,
$> sudo easy_install TracGoogleAppsAuthPlugin
… or from source,
$> sudo python setup.py install
Configuration
Trac ‘trac.ini’ configuration:
[account-manager] password_store = GoogleAppsPasswordStore [components] acct_mgr.api.accountmanager = enabled acct_mgr.web_ui.loginmodule = enabled googleappsauth.plugin.googleappspasswordstore = enabled trac.web.auth.loginmodule = disabled [google_apps] domain = mydomainname.com group_access = trac_users admin_username = sysadmin admin_secret = TOP_S3CRET
You can configure all of these settings from the Trac web-based Admin console. Essentially, if you already have the web-based TracAccountManager plugin enabled and working, just enable the GoogleAppsPasswordStore (under TracGoogleAppsAuthPlugin) and disable the other password stores HtDigestStore and HtPasswdStore (under TracAccountManager). You can then configure the plugin via the Accounts / Configuration menu of the Trac web-based Admin.
Detailed documentation TODO…
1 maintainer
Release files for TracGoogleAppsAuthPlugin 0.3.1
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Release files / TracGoogleAppsAuthPlugin-0.3.1.tar.gz
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