> I probably missed that because I skipped 1.8.0. and went from 1.7.x to 1.8.1.
Skipping some releases is no problem.
BUT: you need to go through the docs for all versions (in order), at
least for the HINT stuff or you'll miss some important upgrading hints.
> I simply don't have the time do upg
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> Wasn't that documented in docs/CHANGES?
>
> BTW, be warned, for some version after 1.9, you'll have to change that
> to "GivenAuth". Moin 1.9 will still be happy with HTTPAuth due to some
> compatibility code I added, but emit warnings point
Hello Bernd,
The changes are documented. Moin documents slightly differently than
other projects-- all the changes and upgrade hints are in the
\docs\CHANGES file. In upgrading, you have to work from your current
version up to the current, following all the hints along the way.
However, since it
> I just solved the issue. It turns out not to be releated to the sspi
> auth itself.
> The reason was yet again a switch in the HTTPAuth config in
> wikiconfig.py from moin-1.7.x to moin-1.8.x
>
> In moin 1.7.x I had:
>
> from MoinMoin.auth.http import HTTPAuth
> auth = [HTTPAuth]
>
I just solved the issue. It turns out not to be releated to the sspi
auth itself.
The reason was yet again a switch in the HTTPAuth config in
wikiconfig.py from moin-1.7.x to moin-1.8.x
In moin 1.7.x I had:
from MoinMoin.auth.http import HTTPAuth
auth = [HTTPAuth]
user_autocreate = Tr
In the meantime I switched to moin.wsgi, enabled loggin, but still
remain on moin-1.8.1.
In the log I found the following:
2009-03-16 12:30:35,732 MoinMoin.session DEBUG got cookie with
session_name 'c___wr54aoftbp8ujobwp_z75rvixk8y'
2009-03-16 12:30:35,732 MoinMoin.session DEBUG starting session
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 4:46 PM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:
> Moin version?
At the moment it is moin-1.8.1, but I have no problem going to 1.8.2
if this helps to solve the issue.
> Does the 403 come from Moin (is the MoinMoin user interface visible?) or
> from Apache?
It comes from Moin. The users s
> we have a working MoinMoin wiki where users are authenticated with
> mod_auth_sspi against our AD domain.
Moin version?
> This is working fine for several users. Now I added some more users to
> our user group access page. Some of them always get the message that
> they are not allowed to acces
Hi,
we have a working MoinMoin wiki where users are authenticated with
mod_auth_sspi against our AD domain.
This is working fine for several users. Now I added some more users to
our user group access page. Some of them always get the message that
they are not allowed to access the Wiki.
In my Ap
