Actually, I had to import a third party implementation of the MD5 Hash
algorithm. MD5 is not built-in to JavaScript.
There are many HTTP Digest Authentication examples in PHP.
Joe Terry
On Friday, February 6, 2015 at 2:31:37 PM UTC-8, Joe Terry wrote:
I am developing a small plugin that
As it turns out, I'm simply not sending the correct alternative HTTP method
upone the second Authorized request ... I'm just doing a GET ... that's the
source of my issue.
Now I have to discern why not ...
Joet
On Friday, February 6, 2015 at 2:31:37 PM UTC-8, Joe Terry wrote:
I am
On Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 11:01:28 AM UTC-5, Joe Terry wrote:
Actually, I had to import a third party implementation of the MD5 Hash
algorithm. MD5 is not built-in to JavaScript.
There are many HTTP Digest Authentication examples in PHP.
Ah... that's a good one. I can definitely
Evert,
Wow! What a journey ... but I finally got HTTP Digest Authentication
working. I have to make a trial request to SabreDAV, then read the
elements from the WWW-Authenticate challenge header that I need and then
respond with an Authentication header and my requests is now
authenticated
I'm connecting to SabreDAV in my plugin and for a REST API test tool I have
I'm connecting just fine ...
but for the REAL application I'm getting 401 Unauthorized ... I want to
be able to login in as the appropriate user for each API call ... I'm using
the standard digest authentication
If you are getting a 401, it means you are not sending an Authorization
header, or something is wrong in how you constructed it.
It's also possible that your server is not configured correctly, but since
authentication works with one tool, and fails with another, I would assume
that that's not
