Jeffrey Altman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You really can't keep a separate per-thread token with AFS unless you > are willing to use a user-mode cache manager linked to Apache. If you > do, you can access AFS as the user for web operations but anything > external such as CGI/PHP, Tomcat, or ColdFusion still loses. > > With Apache 2.0/2.1, it is possible to construct an implementation > using the pre-fork model that allows you to associate a single token > with each request that will also be used for CGI/PHP but not for > Tomcat or ColdFusion. In this model, you can set per-directory rules > that indicate whether the external application should run with a > web-server token, the user token, or no token at all and manipulate > the contents of a per-process PAG. > > I am working with a member of the Apache development team to develop > an Apache 2.0/2.1 module which will provide such functionality.
I know this is an old thread, but is there any progress on the above apache mod? And if not, can someone provide more info on the pre-fork implementations mentioned above? (Assuming something exists and its not a "code your own" solution.) <<CDC
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