Thanks. It appears, though, that there is no way to do this without
appending a query string to the redirected URL. Is this correct?
I'd like to be able to perform all authentication in Apache-land on the
SSL and, if successful, hand the request off the Zope. The thing is, I
still need to know
From: Aaron Straup Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks. It appears, though, that there is no way to do this without
appending a query string to the redirected URL. Is this correct?
That, or mangling the URL in some way and then unmangling on the Zope end. If someone
out there has
any experience
Aaron Straup Cope writes:
I'd like to be able to perform all authentication in Apache-land on the
SSL and, if successful, hand the request off the Zope. The thing is, I
still need to know who's actually authenticated once they readch
Zope-world and assinging REMOTE_USER to a request
Yes, but you have to do in it a round about way.
(Actually, I've seen mention of a patch to Apache that
does this, but I don't think it's neccessary)
Here's the setup I'm using:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/Zope(.*) http://localhost:8080/$1?client_ip=%{REMOTE_ADDR}
[QSA,L,P]
RewriteRule
