my distribution. Regardless, not a big deal.
3) I had to change 'use mod_perl' to 'use mod_perl2'
However, I'm seeing that HTTP basic auth isn't being tried if NTLM
fails (I never get an auth popup, Nagios just acts as if it didn't
get a username). From
Michael Peters wrote:
> Aaron Dalton wrote:
>> I have done some Googling, but can't seem to find an answer to what
>> appears to me to be a pretty straightforward question. I am running
>> Apache 2.2.4 with SSL and mod_perl. I have a virtual host protected by
>> B
Aaron Dalton wrote:
> I have done some Googling, but can't seem to find an answer to what
> appears to me to be a pretty straightforward question. I am running
> Apache 2.2.4 with SSL and mod_perl. I have a virtual host protected by
> Basic Auth. That host is managed by a home
I have done some Googling, but can't seem to find an answer to what
appears to me to be a pretty straightforward question. I am running
Apache 2.2.4 with SSL and mod_perl. I have a virtual host protected by
Basic Auth. That host is managed by a home-rolled, mod_perl handler. I
want my ha
On Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 12:11:37AM -0500, William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
> Geoffrey Young wrote:
> >
> > Matthieu FEREYRE wrote:
> >> I use a basic authentification (Apache2::Access) wich works fine, but my
> >> question is :
> >> How do I disconnect users ?
> >
> > the short answer is that you can
Geoffrey Young wrote:
>
> Matthieu FEREYRE wrote:
>> I use a basic authentification (Apache2::Access) wich works fine, but my
>> question is :
>> How do I disconnect users ?
>
> the short answer is that you can't. this is why you don't see popup
> authentication anywhere anymore :)
>
> "When y
Matthieu FEREYRE wrote:
> I use a basic authentification (Apache2::Access) wich works fine, but my
> question is :
> How do I disconnect users ?
the short answer is that you can't. this is why you don't see popup
authentication anywhere anymore :)
try a simple module like Apache::AuthCookie:
I use a basic authentification (Apache2::Access) wich works fine, but my
question is :
How do I disconnect users ?
The disconnection is done when they close their webbrowser (Apache will
ask the login/password the next time they enter the website).
But i would like to make a "disconnect" button.
At 01:51 PM 7/4/2005, Markus Wichitill wrote:
Eric wrote:
Do you have "SSLOptions FakeBasicAuth" enabled? That would probably
overwrite the normal $r->user with the name from the SSL client
certificate (non-existent in your case).
No, I just have this:
SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
And are yo
Eric wrote:
Do you have "SSLOptions FakeBasicAuth" enabled? That would probably
overwrite the normal $r->user with the name from the SSL client
certificate (non-existent in your case).
No, I just have this:
SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
And are you sure it's not inherited from somewhere else
At 01:16 PM 7/4/2005, Markus Wichitill wrote:
Eric wrote:
Since our move from a internal office machine that was not using SSL to
an outside machine that is, I have not been able to get the Basic user's name.
Do you have "SSLOptions FakeBasicAuth" enabled? That would probably
overwrite the no
Eric wrote:
Since our move from a internal office machine that was not using SSL to
an outside machine that is, I have not been able to get the Basic user's
name.
Do you have "SSLOptions FakeBasicAuth" enabled? That would probably
overwrite the normal $r->user with the name from the SSL clien
Hi,
I am using CGI::Application under mod_perl 1.29/with mod_ssl on a Solaris
10 machine.
Since our move from a internal office machine that was not using SSL to an
outside machine that is, I have not been able to get the Basic user's name.
I think I have tried just about everything, including
David Castro wrote:
> Okay, a little more tracking down revealed that handler #5 ("check if
> the user is ok _here_") is never getting called when my module is being
> used, but is for Basic auth. Happen to know under which circumstances
> this occurs/doesn't occur
Okay, a little more tracking down revealed that handler #5 ("check if
the user is ok _here_") is never getting called when my module is being
used, but is for Basic auth. Happen to know under which circumstances
this occurs/doesn't occur? Maybe there is something else I can
on 08/30/04 15:01 Geoffrey Young wrote:
Ooops, yeah. A follow-up email corrected "mod_authz_ldap" to
"mod_auth_ldap". Sorry 'bout that. To give a bit more detail, I am
using "mod_authz_ldap-0.22" on Apache 2 under RHAS 3.0. Went looking
through the C code of the authz module and fou
> Ooops, yeah. A follow-up email corrected "mod_authz_ldap" to
> "mod_auth_ldap". Sorry 'bout that. To give a bit more detail, I am
> using "mod_authz_ldap-0.22" on Apache 2 under RHAS 3.0. Went looking
> through the C code of the authz module and found the function it gets
> the credentials f
uired
to get things working.
Hrmm. Yeah, this is what I had thought and tried at one point with no
luck. When I use basic auth and let mod_authz_ldap do it's thing, I get
"...basic LDAP authentication of user 'test'...", but with my auth
module (us
; to get things working.
>>
>>
> Hrmm. Yeah, this is what I had thought and tried at one point with no
> luck. When I use basic auth and let mod_authz_ldap do it's thing, I get
> "...basic LDAP authentication of user 'test'...", but with my auth
&
on 08/30/04 12:09 Geoffrey Young wrote:
Heh. Yeah, maybe the point I needed to make more clear is this. The
PerlAuthenHandler is NOT relying on basic auth to actually have ever
occured. It is a handler that gets credentials via another service
altogether. Suffice it to say that no
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