You are right, the previous solution is not work with Webkit base browsers.
Christophe 2009/1/28 Christophe Lombart <[email protected]> > Sorry for the delay :-) > It is on Mac OS + Firefox 3.0.5. > > I found a solution but honestly, I'm not Http auth. expert. So I'm still > wondering why is working now . I plan to read more about HTTP auth :-) > > Here is my solution : > I created a login.html page which is on the root level of my sling server > (as the default index.html file). This page contains almost the same ajax > call as /system/sling/login mechanism. > Than, I can login from that place and when I going to visit a page inside a > subfolder (eg. /myapplication), that works. I can post as admin user and > Sling.getSessionInfo() gets the good info. > > > br, > Christophe > > > 2009/1/23 Felix Meschberger <[email protected]> > > Hi Christophe, >> >> What client browser are you using ? We are aware that WebKit based >> browsers (Safari and Chrome) seem to not use the credentials after using >> the /system/sling/login mechanism. >> >> Regards >> Felix >> >> Christophe Lombart schrieb: >> > Hi all, >> > >> > I'm using /system/sling/login to be authenticated. In Javascript, I see >> that >> > I'm correctly connected as admin (thanks to Sling.getSessionInfo()) but >> I >> > got an AccessDeniedException during an HTTP POST. I don't understand why >> > because I'm connected as admin. How can I solve this problem ? >> > >> > I found that another one has the same problem : >> > >> http://sling.markmail.org/search/?q=authentication%20%22%2Fsystem%2Fsling%2Flogin%22#query:authentication%20%22%2Fsystem%2Fsling%2Flogin%22+page:1+mid:6vsr42pazvoczdbf+state:results >> > >> > thanks, >> > Christophe >> > >> > >
