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I didn't have time to test again last time I was near the computer I first
noticed this problem on, but I get the same issue on my laptop webserver
(running the i386 version instead of x64, and without ssl enabled but otherwise
an identical fresh install with no configuration changes except
Oh, this is annoying: on firefox it accepts my username and password if
I'm running wireshark or connecting via socat but not if I connect
directly!
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I didn't have time to test again last time I was near the computer I first
noticed this problem on, but I get the same issue on my laptop webserver
(running the i386 version instead of x64, and without ssl enabled but otherwise
an identical fresh install with no configuration changes except
Oh, this is annoying: on firefox it accepts my username and password if
I'm running wireshark or connecting via socat but not if I connect
directly!
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Title:
apache2 basic authentication rejects password
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Thanks for submitting this bug. I wasn't able to reproduce it however.
Do you get the same behavior with other clients (i.e. links)? Can you
please attach the (sanitized) files
/var/log/apache2/{error,access,ssl_access}.log ?
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Thanks for submitting this bug. I wasn't able to reproduce it however.
Do you get the same behavior with other clients (i.e. links)? Can you
please attach the (sanitized) files
/var/log/apache2/{error,access,ssl_access}.log ?
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Thanks for reporting this
It seems a problem in basic auth configuration. AuthUserFile should be in
/etc/passwd, not /etc/apache2/passwd
Please can you double check it and correct if needed?
Best
Yolanda
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If I do that it just makes Apache crash completely when I try to access the
page. Which is not surprising because /etc/passwd is not in a format that
Apache understands and doesn't even contain the hashed passwords
Please refer to the Apache documentation: it's possible I've made some kind of
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apache2 basic authentication rejects password
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Thanks for reporting this
It seems a problem in basic auth configuration. AuthUserFile should be in
/etc/passwd, not /etc/apache2/passwd
Please can you double check it and correct if needed?
Best
Yolanda
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If I do that it just makes Apache crash completely when I try to access the
page. Which is not surprising because /etc/passwd is not in a format that
Apache understands and doesn't even contain the hashed passwords
Please refer to the Apache documentation: it's possible I've made some kind of
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