I have installed and successfully configured SimpleSAMLphp on my test server, but am now trying to use this within a web application. The code requires a file: Code: require_once ('/usr/share/simplesamlphp/lib/_autoload.php'); But I get the following error: Code: Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '/usr/share/simplesamlphp/lib/_autoload.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php') in /var/www/clients/client0/web3/web/index.php on line 9 I tried adding /usr/share/simplesamlphp/ to the include_path, but this didn't work. How can I provide access to the simplesamlphp files needed by my application with an ISPConfig setup? The file being required is definitely there...so I am assuming a permissions issue...but how to fix it? I'd appreciate anybodies help on this.
That makes sense. I needed to add several folders but finally for it to work! That was the issue.. However there is a new issue...it appears that because of how SimpleSAMLphp gets installed, it uses a different PHP configuration which means a different session path to what the actual site has. /simplesamlphp is an alias for all sites. Testing authentication with an active directory federation service, works great now as long as I remain within the /simplesamlphp alias. When I go back to my domain and use a custom script, I get pushed to the login screen but back with an error due to session data being lost. I believe this is a result of the alias and my domain being technically two different sites. So how can I get at least my 1 site to share the same session data as the main, general, apache sites?
I got my issue fixed by removing the alias and adding a symlink to the same folder. Now everything is sharing the same cookie domain and sessions.
