All,
I have GeoServer 2.4.0 installed along with the integrated GeoWebCache 1.5.0.
As for Web Administration configuration,
* I have a Layer defined within a GeoTIFF Raster data source Store.
* For the Tile Cache Configuration associated with the Layer, I have
"Create a cached layer for this layer" enabled and "Enable tile caching for
this layer" enabled as well.
* For the Caching Defaults, I have "Enable WMTS Service" enabled.
Using my client application under development, when I issue, via my client UI,
a KVP call to get the ServiceMetadata document, the document returns my layer
and I'm able to subsequently receive the tiles successfully and have them
rendered into my client application. Ok.
However, I'm now trying to test out basic username/password authentication when
I request the tiles. In the Web Administration interface, I have (within the
Security section) configured users and placed them into roles. In the Data
sub-section within Security section, I've created a Data Access Rule and have
applied it against my defined Layer including the appropriate role my users are
represented in. For Data Security, I've applied all 3 types of Catalog Mode
(Challenge, Mixed, and Hide). But with whatever configuration combinations
I've tried, I cannot seem to have authentication applied/imposed by
GeoServer/GeoWebCache when I access the layer data. The layer data is rendered
and displayed without the apparent need for authentication. I'm expecting the
request for tiles to fail without authentication.
Is there some configuration I'm perhaps missing or some configuration I may
have applied incorrectly?
Looking for any leads, ideas, or suggestions anyone may have.
Thank you.
Ron
Ron Pawlowski
Principal Test Engineer
Overwatch
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