[...]
> So, to summarize, it appears that Apache under Cygwin is able to deal
> with web pages when paths are UNC paths of the form
> / however the authentication module does
> not like such paths and seems to fail silently. Personally I believe
> that if the server can accept an UNC path t
Brian Dessent wrote:
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
Hmmm... As I said it appears to work in the local case. Or are you
saying I should try to break that by playing with permissions? Are
there any examples of "smbntsec" issues?
I mean I suspect that if I do something as small as remove read
permission
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Hmmm... As I said it appears to work in the local case. Or are you
> saying I should try to break that by playing with permissions? Are there
> any examples of "smbntsec" issues?
>
> I mean I suspect that if I do something as small as remove read
> permission for other on
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Andrew,
Perhaps you could try playing with the permissions on the .htaccess
file to see if you can reproduce the problem in your local directory.
If you manage to do that, you could see if this is a "smbntsec" issue.
Hmmm... As I said it appears to work in the local cas
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
>
> > Andrew,
> >
> > Could this be a text vs. binary issue? I'm grasping at straws here...
> > It's good that you've moved everything to the local disk - it helps to
> > eliminate as many variables as possible. Did you get an a
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Andrew,
Could this be a text vs. binary issue? I'm grasping at straws here...
It's good that you've moved everything to the local disk - it helps to
eliminate as many variables as possible. Did you get an authenticated
access webpage (.html, as opposed to a CGI script)
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
>
> Besides I recreated a bare environment and copied my stuff from the
> server to /var/www/htdocs/addbug with the same error.
at least you're the first reporting this kind of behaviour.
Did you try to use the httpd.conf.dist "distribution configuration"?
Stipe
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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> Stipe Tolj wrote:
>
> >> I would tend to agree except this config worked with Apache for Windows.
> >
> > which does not mean that Apache for Cygwin acts the same way as the
> > native Win32 counterpart.
> >
> > I'm not sure if you can use network resou
Stipe Tolj wrote:
I would tend to agree except this config worked with Apache for Windows.
which does not mean that Apache for Cygwin acts the same way as the
native Win32 counterpart.
I'm not sure if you can use network resource location that way as you
can in Apache for Windows. I would guess
S. L. wrote:
[...]
# Secure addbug form
AuthName "permission to add a bug"
AuthType Basic
AuthUserFile /etc/apache/addbug_users
Require valid-user
However that fails to work.
[...]
An "AllowOverride AuthConfig" directive, must also be placed. E.g.
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride
> I would tend to agree except this config worked with Apache for Windows.
which does not mean that Apache for Cygwin acts the same way as the
native Win32 counterpart.
I'm not sure if you can use network resource location that way as you
can in Apache for Windows. I would guess not.
Stipe
[EMA
[...]
> # Secure addbug form
>
> AuthName "permission to add a bug"
> AuthType Basic
> AuthUserFile /etc/apache/addbug_users
> Require valid-user
>
>
> However that fails to work.
[...]
An "AllowOverride AuthConfig" directive, must also be placed.
E.g.
Options Indexes Fol
Stipe Tolj wrote:
With the same non-success. I had cranked up the loglevel in the hopes
that something about the failure would be written to the logs but
nothing is. How can I debug/fix this? Does Apache for Cygwin do any
authentication at all?
yes it does (or did ;) at least for a considerable
Stipe Tolj wrote:
Now that Apache for Cygwin seems to work more reliably I have started
using it as my web server. However authentication (that was working
with Apache for Windows) broke. I'm wondering if this is an Apache
for Cygwin specific problem.
I used to have this implemented at the ser
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
> # Secure addbug form
>
My WAG is that it has something to do with this UNC path. I don't know
whether the "//" thing is currently deprecated or not, but I do remember
seeing a recent check-in dealing with either removing or re-enabling it,
or something like that.
Why no
> With the same non-success. I had cranked up the loglevel in the hopes
> that something about the failure would be written to the logs but
> nothing is. How can I debug/fix this? Does Apache for Cygwin do any
> authentication at all?
yes it does (or did ;) at least for a considerable time. I don'
> Now that Apache for Cygwin seems to work more reliably I have started
> using it as my web server. However authentication (that was working with
> Apache for Windows) broke. I'm wondering if this is an Apache for Cygwin
> specific problem.
>
> I used to have this implemented at the server level
Now that Apache for Cygwin seems to work more reliably I have started
using it as my web server. However authentication (that was working with
Apache for Windows) broke. I'm wondering if this is an Apache for Cygwin
specific problem.
I used to have this implemented at the server level in the ht
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