Re: Restricting results based on user authentication

On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 9:31 PM, Manupriya manupriya.si...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks Chris, I agree with your approach. I also dont want to add anything at the application level. I want authentication to be handled internally at the Solr level itself. The application layer needs

Authentication for REST-RPC Webservices

Hi, Has anybody successfully called a REST-RPC Webservice for basic authentication. I would like to which is better one REST-RPC or REST with SOAP/WSDL and why? Regards Dilip

RE: Authentication for REST-RPC Webservices

: Authentication for REST-RPC Webservices Hi, Has anybody successfully called a REST-RPC Webservice for basic authentication. I would like to which is better one REST-RPC or REST with SOAP/WSDL and why? Regards Dilip

Authentication

Hi, What methods are available for user authentication? I'm using Jetty and php/curl and Basic HTTP Auth does not seem to work. I just need something simple so that only the Admin can add, update or delete documents. Regards, Jennifer Seaman -- View this message in context: http

Re: Authentication

Add/Update, Commit/Optimize, Delete, and Delete by query, in Solr are done using the url /update. So should be able to protect that url at the container level outside of Solr. If you want you can protect the query url /select or the admin pages too. Container level authentication is transparent

Re: Authentication

When you say outside of Solr do you mean outside of solr.war? We finally got php/curl working with jetty's Basic Authentication. We had to unpack and repack solr.war to edit web.xml and it would have been nice to use some other method. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com

Re: Authentication

I meant outside of the Solr code. You are right that it is still in the Solr war file since you will need to put the authentication configuration into web.xml. Bill On 9/14/07, jenix [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: When you say outside of Solr do you mean outside of solr.war? We finally got php

RE: Authentication

You can try the public/private key certficate system. You deploy it to jetty/tomcat somehow, and curl has options to send it. We haven't tried this. The authentication happens at the http container level, not in the solr config. -Original Message- From: Bill Au [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Authentication

: When you say outside of Solr do you mean outside of solr.war? We finally : got php/curl working with jetty's Basic Authentication. We had to unpack and : repack solr.war to edit web.xml and it would have been nice to use some : other method. it should not be neccessary to unpack the war ... you

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