authentic2 2.0.0

Authentic is a Liberty-compliant identity provider aiming to address a broad range of needs, from simple to complex setups. Its Liberty compliance relies on Lasso, a free (GNU GPL) implementation of the Liberty Alliance specifications.<br /><br />Features:<br />Liberty conformance:<br /><br />While not certified itself Authentic implements Liberty protocols (ID-FF 1.2 and ID-WSF) through the use of Lasso that has been certified as conformant to Liberty specifications in May 2005. Authentic implements every feature required by the Identity Provider Conformance Matrix.<br /><br />Additionally it has several extra features; for example it can act as a proxy identity provider, redirecting requests from service providers to other identity providers; or sharing identity attributes through ID-WSF Personal Profile (with an appropriate version of Lasso).<br /><br />Performance:<br /><br />The underlying components are quite fast and Authentic doesn't slow things down. There are no hard measure yet but a quick benchmark using autobench yielded more than 300 requests per second on a simple laptop (Centrino 1.6GHz, 1GB RAM).<br /><br />This benchmark was made the test using the following command:<br />autobench --file perf_authentic.csv --single_host --uri1 [appropriate URL]<br /><br />Using this autobench configuration file produced a CSV file, source of the above figure.<br /><br />Ease of Administration:<br /><br />Authentic has a nice and useful web administrative interface; it provides convenient identity management and log analysis. It also has its share of parameters so it adapts to different needs without any code change.<br />Thanks:<br /><br />Administration interface design and artwork from DotClear, a great weblog tool.

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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