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Resolved inconsistencies between the spec files and the SuSE PDB entries

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Juan Carlos Luciani
2007-02-20 16:20:05 +00:00
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Requires: CASA-devel CASA_auth_token_client
%description -n CASA_auth_token_client-devel
CASA_auth_token is an authentication token infrastructure with support
for multiple authentication mechanisms with an emphasis on providing a
scalable single sign-on solution.
CASA_auth_token is an authentication token infrastructure with support for
multiple authentication mechanisms with an emphasis on providing a scalable
single sign-on solution.
A key feature of CASA_auth_token is that its authentication tokens
contain identity information about the entity being authenticated. This
information contained in the tokens is configured on a per-service
basis. Because of this feature, we say that CASA_auth_token projects an
"Authenticated Identity".
A key feature of CASA_auth_token is that its authentication tokens contain
identity information about the entity being authenticated. This information is
made available to the consuming services. The amount of information contained in
the tokens is configured on a per-service basis. Because of this feature, we say
that CASA_auth_token projects an "Authenticated Identity".
The CASA_auth_token-client-devel package contains the files necessary
for the development of client applications that utilize the CASA
(Common Authentication Service Adapter) authentication token
infrastructure for authentication.
The CASA_auth_token_client-devel package contains the files necessary for the
development of client applications that utilize the CASA (Common Authentication
Service Adapter) authentication token infrastructure for authentication.
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