I had the same issue as Trevor and posted about it in Adobe's ColdFusion
forums (http://forums.adobe.com/message/5344129), although in my case it
was not an issue to add Cosign protection to the top level and so I am
currently using that as a workaround.
Definitely interested to know if anyone on the list has any suggestions. I
created a test ASP page in a protected directory that can access the
remote_user variable, so I am guessing that Cosign is working but not
communicating with ColdFusion.
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 3:01 PM, Flick, Trevor <td...@ip.psu.edu> wrote:
> Dear Cosign Discussion List Members:****
>
> ** **
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> I am trying to setup CosignModule 3.1.1 on a 64-bit Windows 2008 R2 server
> with IIS 7.5 and ColdFusion 10.****
>
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> When I set protection to "on" in the applicationHost.config file or in a
> web.config file the root (www.example.edu) of the site, I am able to get
> the user id from the REMOTE_USER value.****
>
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>
> If I set protection to "off" in the applicationHost.config file and set
> protection to "on" in a web.config file in a subfolder (
> www.example.edu/login/) of the site, the REMOTE_USER value is empty, and
> I can't get the user id. All of the authentication appears to go through,
> but when the user is redirected back to my site, the REMOTE_USER value is
> empty.****
>
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>
> This site hosts a Web application that keeps me from setting protection on
> the root of the site. I need to only set protection on a few folders in the
> site.****
>
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> Does anyone know how to fix this or encountered an issue with the
> REMOTE_USER value being empty when setting protection only on a subfolder?
> ****
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> Sincerely,****
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>
> Trevor Flick****
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