I'm working on setting up a proxy server in Node.js that accepts the incoming replication request and proxies it to the target CouchDB database. I have two tiers of authentication. After getting the incoming request in the Node.js proxy server, I want to authenticate the user by comparing their login passKey with what I have on record. Is there a way to configure the replication pull and push requests to send that first-tier passKey in the body? The second tier of authentication is in the CouchDB username and password that CouchDB handles. I suppose I could hack it by concatenating the two usernames and passwords and parsing them in the Node.js server, but I was hoping for a better way.
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