Unless you use a solution like Apache::AuthCookie, TicketAccess, etc.
(where you issue an authorization ticket) inconjunction with your
NT-domain then the answer to your question is no. The only way to
reliably logout someone is to have them shutdown their browser. Reason
being is that authorization/authentication credentials are cached by the
browser - if you use one of the above solutions you can expire the
access ticket there by denying access.
Jonas Nordström wrote:
>
> We have implemented an intranet gateway in mod-perl, where external clients
> are authenticated against our NT-domain, that works fine.
> I want to add the possibility to "log-out", ie, to "de-authenticate" the
> user, so that the next time he tries to access the gateway, he will be
> prompted to convey username/password.
> Is that possible? Is it enough to respond with a "401"-page?
>
> /Jonas
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