(this is my second send, the first did not seem to take)
On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 11:09:25 -0800, Chris Barker wrote:
> Paul Boddie wrote:
>
>
>> With Apache-based applications, it would seem that you have to
>> get Apache to "protect" the authorised areas of your site, and
>> from Webware (and other
Ian Bicking wrote:
It's possible, it's just all weird and annoying. Here's a standard kind
of recipe for Zope:
RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization} ^(.*)
RewriteRule ^/wherever/$1 /path/to/wkcgi/$1
[env=HTTP_CGI_AUTHORIZATION:%1,L,PT]
thanks ian, i will study that rewrite rule and adapt to
my own
On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 11:09:25 -0800, Chris Barker wrote:
> Paul Boddie wrote:
>
>
>> With Apache-based applications, it would seem that you have to
>> get Apache to "protect" the authorised areas of your site, and
>> from Webware (and other components outside Apache) you apparently
>> have no such f
Chris Barker wrote:
OK, so what are people doing for WebWare sites that require
Authentication/Authorisation?
The most common solution is quite simple. When a page requires login,
you give them a login form (you might check it in awake()). You get the
username and password through plain form f
Chris Barker wrote:
> OK, so what are people doing for WebWare sites that require
> Authentication/Authorisation?
Look at the SecurePage example servlet. I always assumed most people were
rolling their own solution by modifying that example servlet or at least
using similar ideas.
> Has Chuck E
Paul Boddie wrote:
With Apache-based applications, it would seem that you have to get Apache to
"protect" the authorised areas of your site, and from Webware (and other
components outside Apache) you apparently have no such fine-grained control
over the authentication/authorisation process itself.
deelan wrote:
i'm trying to implement basic HTTP auth using webware on apache
(mod_webkit) + win2k and it seems there isn't a clean way to obtain
request headers from webware. implementing basic auth is pretty
straightforward but the lack of custom request headers makes me
wonder if it is poss
deelan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> i'm trying to implement basic HTTP auth using webware on apache
> (mod_webkit) + win2k and it seems there isn't a clean way to obtain
> request headers from webware. implementing basic auth is pretty
> straightforward but the lack of custom request h
hi there,
i'm trying to implement basic HTTP auth using webware on apache
(mod_webkit) + win2k and it seems there isn't a clean way to obtain
request headers from webware. implementing basic auth is pretty
straightforward but the lack of custom request headers makes me
wonder if it is possibl
