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How do I implement a single login system for drupal and another CMS?

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07-20-2023, 01:18 PM
I am trying to implement a login share between a Drupal site and another CMS - kayako in particular.

How do I implement a single login system for drupal and another CMS?
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07-20-2023, 01:49 PM
Drupal 6 supports [OpenID][oid] out of the box.

If kayako provides an API for user authentication, you can also implements an external authentication module for Drupal. This module will have to implements [hook_form_alter()][1] to edit the [user_login][2] and [user_login_block][3] forms and replace [user_login_authenticate_validate()][4] in their `$form['#validate']` by the module's own *validation* callback that should authenticate the user.


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