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README.txt

HEADS UP
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This module moves your standard log in page to login/direct/ and places at its
previous location (user/) a redirect to the configured OpenID Provider.
OpenID SSO
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OpenID based Simple Sign-On among trusted sites.
Add a trusted Drupal OpenID provider to a Drupal site. Users enjoy a simplified
sign on process between trusted sites.
Assumes that the OpenID Provider in place is a Drupal site with OpenID Provider
SSO module enabled.
Note: this module does not provide true *Single* Sign-On functionality but a
largely simplified sign on experience for webs of trusted sites. Hence the name
*Simple* Sign-On.
It is strongly recommended to install this module on a fresh Drupal site.
Installing it on a site with existing users (other than user 1) will lead to
undefined results.
Installation
============
Install this module and dependencies.
Go to admin/user/openid-sso and enter a trusted OpenID Provider. The
Provider must be a Drupal site with the module OpenID Provider SSO enabled and
configured.
Example:
Name: The Hub
URL: https://thehub.com/
Note that the URL requires a trailing slash.
Go to admin/user/settings and set "Public Registrations" to "Visitors can create
accounts and no administrator approval is required." and uncheck "Require e-mail
verification when a visitor creates an account."