userNameCol=usename
userCredCol=passwd
digest=MD5
salt=usename /
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Robert Abernethy IV
Dynamic Edge, Inc.
734.975.0460
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From: Rob Abernethy IV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 14:30:22 +0800
Try looking at your Postgres logs for more information. Edit your
postgresql.conf file by setting 'syslog' to 1 or 2. Then check your system
logs after you try to start up Tomcat. Other options to consider in your
postgresql.conf file:
log_connections = true
debug_level = 4
your Postgres
database from being compromised.
MD5 really only prevents snoops on your server from being able to
easily
read the passwords in pg_shadow.
Rick
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* Rob Abernethy IV [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0154 21:54]:
OK. I
being compromised.
MD5 really only prevents snoops on your server from being able to
easily
read the passwords in pg_shadow.
Rick
- Original Message -
* Rob Abernethy IV [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0154 21:54]:
OK. I was able to get clear-text passwords
- Original Message -
* Rob Abernethy IV [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0154 21:54]:
OK. I was able to get clear-text passwords to work, but I still
can't
get
encrypted passwords to work. Using MD5 encryption, Tomcat is able
to
successfully open a connection to the database using
Abernethy IV [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0154 21:54]:
OK. I was able to get clear-text passwords to work, but I still can't
get
encrypted passwords to work. Using MD5 encryption, Tomcat is able to
successfully open a connection to the database using the JDBCRealm set
up in
the server.xml
OK. I was able to get clear-text passwords to work, but I still can't get
encrypted passwords to work. Using MD5 encryption, Tomcat is able to
successfully open a connection to the database using the JDBCRealm set up in
the server.xml, but it is unable to authenticate users for the admin web app.
The connectionName and connectionPassword should be tomcat and tomcat.
The other name/password is left over from my clear-text attempts.
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Robert Abernethy IV
Dynamic Edge, Inc.
734.975.0460
OK. I was able to get clear-text passwords to work, but I still
can't get encrypted passwords to
Does Tomcat process the JDBC Realm on start up, or only when a web app asks
for authentication? I seem to recall that I was unable to start Tomcat if
the realm was not configured correctly. Also, I see a postgres process (see
below) which indicates a connection to the database. The process
I'm trying to set up a JDBCRealm for use with the admin and manager webapps.
The problem is that I am unable to authenticate any users.
- Tomcat 4.1.18
- Postgresql 7.3.1
- JDBC driver is in $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib
- Tomcat starts up fine, I just can't authenticate
- I can directly connect to
Ok, I tried cleartext passwords, but I came up with the same result. I don't
understand why tomcat is able to start up at all, if the authentication is
failing. When I run 'ps' after starting up tomcat, I see this process:
40 S postgres 2825 2758 0 75 0- 2431 schedu 18:12 pts/0
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