Hi cewing and thank you for your answer. I'm gonna try this. Some french user adviced me to use apachepas plugin. I tried but didn't succeed to make it work. I'm trying your plugin right now and give you news soon.Thank you very much!
2009/12/16 cewing [via Plone] <[email protected]<ml-node%[email protected]> > > gostbuster wrote: > Hi everybody, i'm a french new user, and I'm in trouble with a special > problem. > > I have a Zope server with the adresse http://serveurplone.fr (that's for > the example). > On the other side, I have a apache web server with an application which > allows users to connect and have a profile. > users and passes are the same for both applications. > > On the apache web application, i want to display a private rss feed from > plone (items depend on the user). > > There is not problem with it:I can do a HTTP request with the good header > (Cookie:ac=........), and i receive the good items according to the user. > > Now, it's more complicated: > > When the feed is displayed, I can click on an Item to get the plone page > (html link).Unfortunately, even if I got the good feed for the user, I > didn't open a plone session ! > > I would like to open a plone session FROM the apache server (they are from > different domains). > > I tried, using PHP to open the page :http://serveurplone.fr/login_form, > and with a HTTP request i give good POST variable. Doin' it, when i display > the response result, I get the HTML page code, and I can the user's > information inside the code. But the session is not open because when I > click on an item link, i go to the login page with credential_cookie in the > url... > > I'm guessing that using PHP to create the HTTP Request, the page login_form > doesn't create the cookie for authentification... > > Do someone has an idéa? > Thank you in advance. > > Have you tried the WebServerAuth package? It allows you to handle authn > (authentication) via a front-end server like apache and simply pass a user > id back to plone. Plone trusts that apache has correctly authenticated the > user and behaves as if they have logged in. It's generally used to > implement single-sign-on, but sounds like it might meet your needs. > > http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Products.WebServerAuth/1.5 > > HTH > > c > > > ------------------------------ > View message @ > http://n2.nabble.com/open-remote-session-from-an-apache-server-tp4174524p4176319.html > To unsubscribe from open remote session from an apache server, click here< > (link removed) ==>. > > > -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/open-remote-session-from-an-apache-server-tp4174524p4176630.html Sent from the Product Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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