Hi Niels,
> *What are you trying to do?*
The decision to move the modules shipped with simplesamlphp into
individual module projects is really one of necessity. The core
developer team do not have the resources to maintain a large number of
modules requiring in depth knowledge of various protocols etc. The
modules are being moved, not deleted.
> Q: Will the CASSERVER be:
>
> 1. a module /plugin
> 2. will simplesaml and casserver stop working?
> 3. ???
>
>The casserver bundled with simplesamlphp has like several other not
really been actively maintained the last several years. The recommended
way to enable CAS server support is through the new module;
https://github.com/simplesamlphp/simplesamlphp-module-casserver
You can install it using composer which i would recommend or by
unpacking the module in the right folder under modules in your
simplesamlphp installation.
> In case simplesaml will continue to work with Casserver.
> Q: Will simplesaml support CAS version 3? Anytime soon?
I am one of a few maintainers of the new casserver module, and this i
the first time, i have heard of any interest in CAS 3 support. We use
CAS extensively in the academic world, but i largely view CAS as a
legacy protocol. Demand seems to be for authentication mechanisms, which
support pure javascript and mobile applications.
I am not at all opposed to implementing CAS 3 support, but what is your
use case for CAS 3?
Yours sincerely,
Bjorn