>
> a) Authenticate the users against the generic /etc/passwd unix scheme
> (/etc/shadow in our case).
>
Provided you have read access to the password file, look for "JCrypt" for a
java implementation of the Unix password encryption scheme.
Regards
Roger
List"
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 6:41 PM
Subject: Serving files from Tomcat...sorta
Simply put, we have a system where folks are able to upload files into an
'incoming' directory, and download any of their files from any place below
their home directory.
We want to expose this
> From: "Mark Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2005 3:57 PM
> Have you looked at using webDAV? Tomcat has a basic implementation or
> there is the slide project.
Yes, I thought of that immediately too, but too complicated to potentially
configure over the phone with a ran
Have you looked at using webDAV? Tomcat has a basic implementation or
there is the slide project.
Mark
Will Hartung wrote:
Simply put, we have a system where folks are able to upload files into an
'incoming' directory, and download any of their files from any place below
their home directory.
We
Simply put, we have a system where folks are able to upload files into an
'incoming' directory, and download any of their files from any place below
their home directory.
We want to expose this through the web using HTTPS.
Couple of things I'd like to do here.
a) Authenticate the users against t
