Hi Björn,
I am using IIS 5.0 and JK2, dunno which version though. As in your setup
users are authenticated by IIS and the credentials are passed to Tomcat.
Since upgrading from JK I have experienced no problems so I assume its NOT a JK2 issue.
Cant tell whats wrong but be sure to add
"request.tomcatAuthentication=false" to the jk2.properties file.
/Thomas
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Vedr.: JK contra JK2 with IIS-Authentification
Hi Group,
We used JK 1.2.5 isapi-redirector in our IIS. The IIS authenticates the
Users against the domain, and many applications take this info from
request.getremoteuser and work with it.
With JK2, this doesn't work any more. There is no Username passed to
Tomcat.
Why? Or anybody knows a workaround?
Thanx for your braintime..
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Björn Andersen
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