> I also have this problem. I'd like my users to have > different rights dependent on their login name, but I can't > use anything unless "default_user_name" is set, and then it > always assumes the role of the default user. > I've got a htpasswd.users file in /usr/local/nagios/etc which > is readable and writeable by nagios, and readable to the > webserver group. > > All users are authenticated via an SQL authentication module, > and basic authentication succeeds, so I can't see this would > make a difference. > Here's my SQL authentication configuration from Apache. Note > that AuthUserFile needs to be /dev/null or it will circumvent > the SQL authentication and take the password from > AuthUserFile instead of the database. It is company policy > that all users are authenticated from this database. > > Note that basic authentication works - it seems to be Nagios > is not reading the logged in user ID.
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