Cantas does not use an internal user database to manage and authenticate users itself. Instead of, it is now relying on various third party authentication services, such as Google OAuth2, Kerberos, and OpenID, that will be added soon.
Meanwhile, for the convenience while developing, a dummy strategy is added. After enabling this strategy, every login request will be treated an valid request, whatever username and password you enter in the login page.
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9 years ago
Cantas does not use an internal user database to manage and authenticate users itself. Instead of, it is now relying on various third party authentication services, such as Google OAuth2, Kerberos, and OpenID, that will be added soon.
Meanwhile, for the convenience while developing, a dummy strategy is added. After enabling this strategy, every login request will be treated an valid request, whatever username and password you enter in the login page.