Authenticate Trac against Django

Description

I am no longer maintaining this. If you would like to take over, please feel free to.

I've worked up the beginnings of a Trac plugin that authenticates against Django users. I've since determined that I'm not likely to use it. So, if anyone is interested in maintaining it, feel free.

The basic functionality works. I can login to my django app and then I'm instantly logged into trac (without retyping my username and password). If I log out of my django app, I'm instantly logged out of trac.

It works by getting the django session from the django cookie and extracting the user from the django database. Of course, for this to work, both the trac and django instances need to be on the same machine (to access eachother) and behind the same domain (to access the cookie). I also have the beginnings of some code to assign permissions within django for trac via django's user groups. For some undetermined reason I haven't been able to override the login/out links in the nav and there's some debug code that needs removed.

A sample_trac.ini file that only contains the relevant settings has been included.

Note: I have not committed anything to svn. Scroll down to the bottom for the attached file.

I have attached some updated versions submitted to me by others (see below). I have not tested them and am not using this anymore. Use at your own risk.

Bugs/Feature Requests

Existing bugs and feature requests for DjangoAuthIntegration are here.

If you have any issues, create a new ticket.

Download

Download the zipped source from here.

Source

You can check out DjangoAuthIntegration from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.

Example

Install the plugin and add the following settings to trac.ini:

[components]
djangoauth.* = enabled

[djangoauth]
django_settings_module = myproject.settings
use_django_perms = false
login_url = /login/
logout_url = /logout/

• django_settings_module should point to the django settings file that is used for your project. The file needs to be on your pythonpath and importable.

• use_django_perms turns on or off the ability to set permission within the django admin. If used, assign your django users to groups that start with 'trac_'. So, users assigned to the 'trac_developer' group in django, would be assigned to the group 'developer' in trac. Note: All users must be 'active' in django regardless of this setting.

• login_url and logout_url should point to the login and logout urls of your django app. Unfortunately, they do not currently override the defaults as they should. I had intended to use django's 'next' feature to redirect back to trac after login but never got that far.

• configuration in apache, AuthType Basic, etc, is not needed.

Recent Changes

[2933] by waylan on 12/21/07 20:10:38

New hack DjangoAuthIntegration, created by waylan

Author/Contributors

Author: waylan
Contributors: