Open Source Authentication Software

FreeSMS is a PHP based application to manage an educational facility of teachers and students alike. It is a teacher and student management system providing marketing, registration, course management, attendance and a student evaluation system.

The project is to optimize both the Linux Workstation and School Server at for student usage. All the applications that were available would be systematically replaced with linux applications. The Network connections to the existing systems remain inta

Direct Access Framework (DAF) provides a simple lightweight solution for Single SignOn and Licensing starting from a portal or LMS/ VLE. It has been deleveoped for the Dutch educational industry to enable pupils easely access content from various pub

The new Ionia Student Online is a student information system for high schools, run from a web environment.

This plugin enables single sign-on and uses a modified version of the RADIUS module.This RADIUS Plugin allows to work with all methods of RADIUS authentication, such as PAP, CHAP MD5, MS CHAP v.1, MS CHAP v.2. For Mahara 1.2.

This plugin enables single sign-on and uses a modified version of the RADIUS module. This RADIUS Plugin allows to work with all methods of RADIUS authentication, such as PAP, CHAP MD5, MS CHAP v.1, MS CHAP v.2. For Moodle 1.8.

The OpenSchools Project provides a school-specific architecture that can be used to design, construct, and quickly deploy curriculum tools to any specific subset of people in a school enviroment.

This is a module for PAM. It's purpose is to quiz a user who is attempting to log into a system with very simple questions that verify that the entity logging in is human.

Black Board building block allowing single sign-on between BB and iTunesU

Use an ODBC database to generate and manage LDAP directories (ActiveDirectory, NT/ADSI, Domino, Exchange and later any LDAP-compliant directory) in a school and/or university environment. Later versions offer Unix/Linux support (generation of passwd/shad

Export Import Directory Tool to help building metadirectory

Miscellaneous Source Code useful for systems administration of both Windows and Linux machines. Very random collection of small tidbits of code.

Project Bamboo began in 2008 with support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and began technology development in October 2010 after an 18-month planning phase involving more than a hundred universities in the U.S., Europe, and Australia. The Bamboo Technology Project (BTP) involved ten campuses. The BTP adapted research environments for humanities scholars; and developed/adopted infrastructure, with a focus on federated IAM, to allow librarians and technologists to better support humanities scholarship across institutions of higher education. The code artifacts of the consortial project have been moved here, to sourceforge, from a self-hosted code repository. An issue tracker (JIRA) is hosted by Atlassian OnDemand at https://projectbamboo.atlassian.net; Bamboo's wiki archive is hosted at UC Berkeley, https://wikihub.berkeley.edu/display/pbamboo. These migrations were undertaken as grant support ramped down, to permit Bamboo's work to move forward.