Check the order of your auth modules in src/Configuration.tmpl. You
either need to have mod_auth_nds *below* mod_auth (in which case you
can't use mod_auth .htpasswd style logins, *only* NDS), or you should
have mod_auth_nds *above* mod_auth and then edit the source for mod_auth
and change sec->auth_authoritative = 1; to sec->auth_authoritative = 0;
on line 90 and recompile. What's happening probably is that mod_auth
thinks it's authoritative and there are no config directives here for
mod_auth, so it's just flying right by.
--Cliff
Cliff Woolley
Central Systems Software Administrator
Washington and Lee University
http://www.wlu.edu/~jwoolley/
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>>> "Keith Vance" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/23/99 12:14PM >>>
I am having trouble getting authentication to work in my virutal host
in the SSL section of my httpd.conf. It works on my test server, but I
must have something messed up in my production server. Here is the part
of my httpd.conf that may or may not be messed up. When I try and access
the the it directory it just lets me in without asking me for a
password. Why would it not read that directory information?
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