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Is it kosher to mix +/- and non +/- Options parameters when you split
it on two lines?
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of spawning/killing these dynamic
processes is based on the filename of the request and the global
FastCGIConfig settings.
External servers are not managed by mod_fastcgi, and may be running on
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likely need to add a Directory block that allows Apache to use that
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at which point it will flatten out. MaxMemFree may help if you need to
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reason your testcase has some kind of later authn failure,
it might result in the modules telling mod_auth_basic yes, i'm
supposed to handle this but it's a bad userid.
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For LDAP, this is normally not being able to convert the basic auth
username into a DN on the LDAP server.
I just verified that on 2.2.8 mod_authnz_ldap gets out of the way
for authentication when it's first and can't lookup
a hit with mysql correctly authenticating. But
when I provide an ldap only user:password the logs show mysql correctly
rejecting the user but no ldap activity.
Can you try LDAP and File (as in htpasswd -c ...)? This worked for me
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dbd] so that ldap and dbd are not 1st on the list.
I only meant for debugging purposes...
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Tried SetHandler as suggested?
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Did you mean to have the 2nd parameter start with https://, or is
this not the operative part of your config?
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I do enter in mod_auth_cas for authn, then authz is supposed to be
carried out from mod_authnz_ldap,
Peaking at the source, it looks like mod_authnz_ldap only
the response header
from your the new envvar?
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You're unexpected behavior is a result of doing rewrite in .htaccess,
so the rules are re-visited at a later stage despite the L flag.
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to figure out why it doesn't work).
Are your test equests being handled by a different virtual host?
RewriteRules have to be reproduced in each vhost, or inherited via
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You might also want to try picking up a newer libtool and re-building.
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with SNI support, I am having some issues in that
domain2.com only returns the server.crt and not the one specified in my
rule.
Your subject says 2.2.8; It doens't look like 2.2.8 has SNI support.
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on a page to the /images directory), the final destination site issues a
redirect, using its own ServerName, so then the user's browser tries to
go there, which of course it cannot reach.
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RewriteLog?
This isn't in .htaccess or Directory, is it? No leading slash there.
Where does rewrite proxy to with that 'P' but no protocol/host/port on
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the AuthLDAPUrl in any context where you use LDAP
authorization (emphasis on authn vs authz)
mod_authnz_ldap probably bailed out of authorization pretty quicklty
when it didn't see an AuthLDAPUrl defined.
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the redirect yourself (without adding the intermediate dir). I didn't
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freak out about the cert, then promptly close it without having
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when it
comes up heads, but it does vary when it comes up tails
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real thing that doesn't mesh.
Vista+ has a mechanism for doing LDAP tracing, but I don't know if
there's a less flexible trace available in earlier versions:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366152.aspx
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Accept-Encoding header? You can log %{Accept-Encoding}i
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up, and in particular I have the line
ServerName 66.23.224.5:80
SERVER_NAME=localhost
UseCanonicalName?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#usecanonicalname
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to access the directory. User user1 is no more
allowed to access.
Perhaps:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authz_groupfile.html#authzgroupfileauthoritative
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and basically just need to modify some files. Web service, perl, cgi...apache
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Links would be great.
You could run your java app as a fastcgi program.
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and not others.
Which ones?
From a thread this week:
Perhaps:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authz_groupfile.html#authzgroupfileauthoritative
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rules in the right place?
Directory D:/MSDev/PhotoParata/httpd/htdocs
AllowOverride all
/Directory
Is it looking for htaccess?
Probably better to keep your rewriterules outside of htaccess or Directory.
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problem.
When I try and do this over CGI, however, I get a Permission Denied
error message.
Have you rules out SELinux?
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potential approach, I'm pretty much desperate after a few
days working on this :) All comments are more then welcome.
Add the environment setup to bin/envvars -- ISTR many of these LD_*
don't effect a process that's already running.
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data you need between hooks.
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Sun has some relatively recent changes in this area:
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/stdio_256.html
Any chance your 2.2.6 was 64-bit (-V) ? Or your config just barely
breaks the 255 mark and 2.2.8 had a minor change that pushed you over
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don't end up in the logs.
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happened in setting up RewriteRules.
Working as designed I believe, see RewriteOptions
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewriteoptions
Or use the Include directive and keep these common rules in a separate file.
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error log with LogLevel debug?
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Only one usage of each socket address is normally permitted. Could not bind
to address 0.0.0.0:80
Overlapping listen directives or some other application listening on port 80?
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see your rewriterules skipped.
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configuration to inherit the configuration of
the parent.
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is used when you put the ProxyPass directives in
a Location block (because the other argument is divined from the
Location)
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by a module
not included in the server configuration
[ !! ]
Load the module providing AuthUserFile:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_authn_file.html
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SSLProxyCACertificatePath /usr/local/apache2/conf/ssl
ProxyPassReverse?
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is the default (APR_USE_FCNTL_SERIALIZE?)
you can hit this if you have two apache components using the default
type of lock.
Some are changeable:
AcceptMutex
SSLMutex
Some always use the default:
mod_ldap's cache lock
Some might be used by third party modules
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the runtime package.
httpd: module mod_proxy_html.c is not compatible with this version of
apache(found 20020628, need 20020903 )
Probably a symptom of the above, the older of the dates corresponds to
2.0.40 (your -devel version)
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RedHat's httpd RPM and look at /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd
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modify the invocation of apachectl or httpd within the script to pass
different -f parameters.
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On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 9:02 PM, Mark Mcdonald
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Allow from any
Allow from 'all'? 'any' is probably interpreted as a hostname.
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additional RPM, but I don't know which one.
I've been bit by this, insmod/modprobe 100% CPU should be the only
thing hanging the build -- are you on latest applicable RedHat
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Can you put an LDAP server in front of it all that knows how to send
referrals to to the proper backend?
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Thanks ! I will look into that idea, but is there any other module which can
do this straight away ?
Doesn't seem likely.
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failed
Can you attach to all the child process with strace and run your perl
request? What's the shebang line and what does mount say about the
filesystem where perl lives (despite it working from command line :/)
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Looks like a bug, there's a special case for empty username but it
seems like it's not doing the right test.
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maybe lost some relevant info due to no -f on strace invocation...
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poke around again later with something closer to 2.3.27-8 that you
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or defined by a module not included in the
server configuration
Load mod_authnz_ldap.
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does your error log say? Do you need AuthBasicProvider ldap?
(Please try to use more descriptive subjects)
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As the usage implies, you have to pass a username even when you're
creating a new file.
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Have you tried using RequestHeader to pull the %{AUTHENTICATE_MAIL}e
out directly? He seems to be running at the right time (when not in
early mode)
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path. You should re-install your OS and be careful
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SELinux errors?
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trying to use your encrypted key with no way to get at a passphrase.
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through mod_rewrite?
If Apache isn't actually reachable on port 80, mod_rewrite will never
get a chance to do anything to a request typed fed to the browser as
http://myhost.com
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ProxyPass http://fry.example.org/
ProxyPassReversehttp://fry.example.org/
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Try Location instead of directory.
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what's returning permission denied?
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Check this
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out. I think that is what you are asking.
Copying binaries doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.
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Check this
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out. I think
as possible, and capturing the results of the
rewritemap lookup in an environment variable whenever it's going to be
used/consulted more then once.
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Prefork is not usable under windows.
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doesn't make much sense.
What result are you trying to achieve?
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modssl.org. You do need the mod_ssl module, though, either
compiled as a DSO or statically.
If you built your own Apache, figure out how to rebuild it with SSL support.
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the apache config?
Maybe Action?
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mysql (client) headers are (or you
need to install them in /usr/lib/)
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actually pass it on. Try just Redirect.
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SSLOptions +ExportCertData +StdEnvVars +StrictRequire -FakeBasicAuth
If you turn off SSLFakeBasicAuth, how do you expect any field from the
cert to be used for the username?
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Have you tried installing dbm libraries or figuring out where this
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this directive has no effect if the FakeBasic option is used
Sorry, never saw that alternative to fakebasicauth before. I don't
know how it's supposed to interop with basic auth.
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does apache have a feature, where a response is given without parsing the
header at all.
also, if there is header parsing, which module should i check
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the option to enable ssl,
we got several errors...
http://hpux.connect.org.uk/hppd/hpux/Networking/WWW/apache2-2.2.8/
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(13)Permission denied: access to / denied
That is OS security, not Apache access control.
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/13PermissionDenied
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