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11.1. Pluggable Authentication Service

The Pluggable Authentication Service (PAS), which is used by Plone 2.5 and later for user management. This document is aimed towards administrators who need to configure user management in a Plone site and towards developers who are interested in PAS plugins.

  1. Introduction
  2. Features and interfaces
  3. The important interfaces
  4. Configuring PAS
  5. Configuring an individual PAS plugin
  6. Concepts
  7. The user object
  8. User creation
  9. User factory plugin
  10. Properties plugins
  11. Group plugins
  12. Roles plugin
  13. Authorisation algorithm
  14. Credential extraction
  15. Credential authentication
  16. Challenges
  17. PAS eats exceptions
  18. Plugins
    1. Plugin Interfaces
      1. List of Plugin Interfaces
    2. Plugin Types
      1. Extraction Plugins
      2. Authentication Plugins
      3. Challenge Plugins
      4. Update Credentials Plugins
      5. Reset Credentials Plugins
      6. Properties Plugins
      7. Groups Plugins
      8. Roles Plugins
      9. User_Enumeration Plugins
      10. User_Adder Plugins
      11. Group_Enumeration Plugins
      12. Role_Enumeration Plugins
      13. Role_Assigner Plugins

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