CAS Lists

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Last updated: Oct 23, 2009 by John A. LewisVersion comment

This page lists Central Authentication Service or CAS related mailing lists.. They are some great (moderate traffic) email lists and you are welcome to join them.

Also note that though the "native form" offered by the JA-SIG community are email lists, services such as Nabble and GMane also expose these discussions via forums, RSS, or as nntp news groups. Links to these bindings in the context of specific lists are available on the pages specifically representing each list – simply drill down in Confluence till you get there.

  • cas-announce — For CAS project related announcements.
  • cas-appsec-private — cas-appsec-private is a closed, private list for discussion of potential vulnerabilities, analysis of reported vulnerabilities, and on-going work of the CAS AppSec Working Group.
  • cas-appsec-public — cas-appsec is the public mailing list of the CAS AppSec Working Group. This list is for public discussion, coordination, and collaboration of application security issues related to CAS.
  • cas-dev — The developers discussion list is for questions, comments, and feedback about the architecture for CAS and its future.
  • cas-steering-committee — CAS Steering Committee discussion and coordination.
  • cas-user — The community discussion list is for questions, comments, feedback and issues associated with CAS and its clients.
  • mod-auth-cas-dev — A mailing list to reach developers on the mod_auth_cas project.

Many more lists available

In addition to the lists on this page, JA-SIG offers many other email lists focused on both specific projects and general discussion which you may wish to review and join as well.

Happy listing!

To change the configuration of your membership (e.g., your email address, type of membership, password, receiving copies of your own post), click on the Edit Settings link for the list on its page. You can also find additional documentation here.

Passwords

If you have forgotten your password, you can click here to send initiate the password reset process. Note that the Lyris software can have a separate password for each list that you are a member of. If you log in and do not see a list that you believe you are subscribed to, you may want to synchronize your passwords. You can do this by logging in here with a valid password, clicking on the Advanced tab and clicking on the link to change your passwords. You can also look at this knowledge base document.

Multiple Email Addresses

If you send from multiple accounts or aliases, you can register each account as a member. You can then log in for each additional account as mentioned above and change the membership type to "no mail" to ensure that you only receive a single copy of each message.

The list service maintenance window is every Sunday 8am-noon, but is only used when necessary. The service is generally live during that time.