No no - I think it's all a matter of documentation. And practice.Unfortunately, I don't have any one specific question to ask. I've beenSorry for that. I feel a bit embarassed that A::A::P::S keeps being difficult.
working for about a week and a half on getting A::A::P::S to work
I've created this page:So, I got quite a ways along. It now generates cookies no problem, sends them along, with session id's etc. However, authentication still doesn't quite work.
http://www.axkit.org/wiki/view/AxKit/ApacheAxKitPluginSession
I have not tested it, however, but adapted it from a working site. Please report success or failure, and feel free to add more examples if you get other setups working correctly.
I think the problem is with the "ErrorDocument 403 /redirect?url=/login.xsp" directive. I don't have a /redirect anywhere. Where does this come from? It's not configured into apache. How do I configure /redirect to take url and to direct to login.xsp? The Wiki page seems to suggest that this should just happen somehow. I got it to redirect to login.xsp by including "PerlSetVar AxKitSessionLoginScript /login.xsp" into the <Location /protected> section. But this redirects and then submits the form results again to /protected, resulting in a 403 page. If I leave it as the Wiki suggets, I just get "File does not exist: /var/www/html/redirect" and so on...
Any suggestions with this?
--Misha P.S. Thanks for the Wiki page there - it's helping tremendously.
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