I'm working on an OpenID access control using mod_python. As part of the
OpenID protocol, our code redirects (302) attempted access to a login page.
Works Great.
However. If I try to use mod_autoindex to view a directory, and some of the
files in that directory have OpenID access control
Graham-
Thanks for the reply.
I have DirectoryIndex inherited from httpd.conf.
The handler is a PythonHandler.
Read the link you sent later -- I'm not clueful enough yet to know if that's
biting me (it seems to only apply to the earlier handlers, no?) -- but yes, we
are running 3.2.10.
Do you have the DirectoryIndex directive defined explicitly or inherited
from outer scope? What handler phase are you defining your mod_python
handler in?
Graham
Mike Glover wrote ..
I'm working on an OpenID access control using mod_python. As part of the
OpenID protocol, our code redirects
Still answer the questions, but you might also be getting impacted by:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-140
This is fixed in mod_python 3.3, but not in 3.2.10.
Graham
Graham Dumpleton wrote ..
Do you have the DirectoryIndex directive defined explicitly or inherited
from outer
If you are using PythonHandler then and not an earlier phase, I don't
understand why your handler is being called in the first place then for
those files. Which means of creating a sub request is mod_autoindex
using? I was presuming that it would be using the means of doing a
sub request which
Hmmm, mod_autoindex also does:
if (ap_run_sub_req(rr) != OK) {
/* It didn't work */
emit_amble = suppress_amble;
emit_H1 = 1;
}
but why?
So it is forcing something through to the response handler phase,
Sorry for spamming the list with so many quick messages, I'll stop
now. One more question first though.
How are you causing the PythonHandler to be triggered? Are you
using SetHandler/AddHandler or some other configuration. It would
help perhaps if you post your actual Apache configuration
Graham-
Here's the snippet out of .htaccess that's calling the handler:
Files bar.html
PythonAccessHandler mpopenid::requireOpenIDAuth
PythonOption allowed-users mike.glover.myopenid.com
/Files
As you can see, I was wrong about it being a PythonHandler -- I was looking at
a
Mike Glover wrote ..
Graham-
Here's the snippet out of .htaccess that's calling the handler:
Files bar.html
PythonAccessHandler mpopenid::requireOpenIDAuth
PythonOption allowed-users mike.glover.myopenid.com
/Files
As you can see, I was wrong about it being a
