Not entirely sure, but if you were willing to run the server on
Windows, you should be able to create a much simpler module than
mod_auth_kerb using the MS functions; send the right headers for IE
to return the NTLM token, check its validity using MS code and then
just get the username out of it.
Bas.
On 1 Aug 2007, at 09:26, Rick Cobb wrote:
We’re getting a lot of requests for real Windows “single-sign-on”.
That is, no sign on at all if the user’s already logged into their
Windows domain. This is for corporate deployments, obviously. The
Apache community apparently has a module known as “mod_auth_kerb”
for this. Has anybody worked on porting it to AOLServer?
NaviServer? We’ve already done LDAP deployments; that’s not
sufficient for this community (since it still requires you to log
in to the web server).
Thanks –
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