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Cosign: Web Authentication & Proxy System
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( stable )
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Cookie-based single sign-on using Kerberos passwords.
Cosign is the next generation of UM's venerable
cookieserver web authentication system.
See the cosign home page for more information.
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File Drawers: Web-based File Manager
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( alpha )
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The mfile website
runs an ITCS-developed software package named "file
drawers". This is a web-based file manager which talks
to an AFS filesystem back-end. We have plans to extend
it to handle ext2/ext3 and possibly NFS.
See the filedrawers home page for more information.
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kpasswd.cgi:
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( stable )
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People need to change their Kerberos passwords.
kpasswd.cgi is a cgi implementation of the kpasswd
command line utility. Users can change their passwords
via the ever-popular web and the mythical 'favorite'
web browser.
download: kpasswd.cgi-1.2.tar.gz
MD5(kpasswd.cgi-1.2.tar.gz)= 34cb3b123f7eddb65de52781897a2c93
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ldapweb:
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( beta )
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ldapweb is the software behind directory.umich.edu,
the web-based ldap client for the University's central
ldap service.
ldapweb is actually a set of perl scripts wrapping the
openldap command line utilities ldapmodify and
ldapsearch. We are aware of Graham Barr's perl ldap
module and will likely switch to it eventually, but we
needed support for Kerberos 4 binding ( for now ) and
it didn't seem like a reasonable thing to add to the
module.
Supports: searching, a 'custom' search interface to
build complex ldap filters simply, modify, add, bind,
bind as an arbitrary dn, etc.
( beta software currently unavailable )
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mod_ometer:
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( stable )
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A standard web access counter implemented as an apache
module, mod_ometer supports truetype fonts, arbitrary
background and text colors, can output png, gif, or jpg
format, stores its data using Berkeley DB, and includes
the ever-popular 'random count' feature. It goes
zoom.
See our how-to pages if you want to learn how to add a counter
to your UM home page.
Or visit the mod_ometer home
page if you're looking to install mod_ometer on your own
server.
download: mod_ometer-1.3.0.tar.gz
[ md5: 3f1bd48c2e4ffa3650b357e2268ef6c6 ]
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mod_rqd2:
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( stable )
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Our main page, http://www.umich.edu/,
has a single search box that can either search our
campus-wide ldap directory or Google's University
search service. Since we don't want the overhead of
calling a useless CGI ( to determine which data source
the user wants to search ) every time someone tries a
search on our servers, we wrote this simple apache
module. Given search query 'Q' mod_rqd2 selects
appropriate data source 'D' and sends the user's
request 'R' to ( 2 ) it.
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mod_rumps:
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( stable )
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If you visit:
http://www.umich.edu/~clunis/ or
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~info/
you will be automagically redirected to:
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~clunis/ or
http://www.umich.edu/~info/
respectively.
mod_rumps ( rumps: Redirect to UM Personal Server ) is
the very simple apache module that makes this happen.
After apache has looked up the document root for the
web page you're looking for, mod_rumps makes sure that
the url you're talking to is allowed to serve the page
you've requested. If it is not, you get redirected to
the appropriate server.
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