I’ve never tried putting folks in the Administrator group with this feature,
but I don’t see why it would act differently, in which case you seem to be
configuring it correctly.
In the past, I have had problems when DSpace saw an IP address that was not
what I thought it was. You can ascertain what IP address DSpace is seeing by
looking in the control panel -> current activity or by looking at the dspace
log.
If you are behind a load balancer, etc, you also might try setting useProxies =
true in the dspace.cfg and make sure your sysadmin is forwarding the original
IPs.
James Creel
Senior Lead Software Applications Developer
Texas A&M University Libraries Digital Initiatives
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
On Jul 3, 2014, at 1134, Oliver Goldschmidt
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi all,
I have another problem. The IP authentication does not seem to work on my
DSpace. I have configured it and added it to the Authentication modules in
authentication.cfg. This worked and no error messages about that.
But I do not see any effect. Not even a trace in dspace.log. I want to some IP
adresses to be recognized as Administrators. To do that I have put this into
ip-authentication.cfg:
ip.Administrator 134.x.y.z
I have an Administrator group and thought, coming from IP 134.x.y.z would now
be considered as an Administrator. But its not. I have no options to publish
something, to delete collections and so on. Everything looks exactly as if I
did not log in. In dspace.log there is no note about the IP Authentication
module. If I click on something requiring me to log in, I get the login window
to choose how to login (I have also configured LDAP authentication and Password
authentication, both works well).
What am I missing? How can I make the IP auth module work properly?
Best regards
Oliver
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