What do you want to do?
To use basic auth for the entire site?
A solution :
* Use ajp12 and Tomcat 3.3,
* put TomcatAuthentication attribute to true on the ajp12 request
interceptor line on server.xml.
* Disengage *all* auth from IIS...
* Put container auth to work on your contexts , tweaking web.xml, as an
example follow the examples context web.xml, changing it to BASIC
instead of FORM auth
You will get BASIC auth handled enterely by tomcat ..not using IIS for
auth at all..
I'm still having no time to research why with ajp13 the method does not
work..
I need to figure out how to protect static resources whne served by IIS
..but at least for me do the job.. protecting at least the dynamic
portinon of my sites..this is all that i need..:)
Saludos ,
Ignacio J. Ortega
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: COFFMAN Steven [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: miércoles 16 de mayo de 2001 20:25
> Para: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Asunto: IIS 5.0 Access denied for non-domain administrators
>
>
> Howdy.
>
> I got tomcat up and running on Win 2000 with IIS 5.0 just
> fine (jakarta as
> NT service), but when I changed the authentication to require
> basic and
> disallow anonymous, servlet access gives a 401.3 error:
> access denied by ACL
> on resource. When I authenticate as a domain administrator,
> everything works
> fine. It's only when a joe-average user tries to authenticate
> that things do
> not function properly.
>
> I've changed the permissions on the jakarta-tomcat directory
> to basically
> give everyone full control but still no go. I gave everyone
> "log on locally"
> rights even. The ISAPI filter has read, script, and execute.
> I've searched
> all the archives, the web, and spent a couple days taking
> messing with it,
> but I'm completely out of ideas. I have reboot several times
> since then with
> no change, so it's not that.
>
> If anyone has any suggestions whatsover, I will be eternally
> grateful. Would
> making jakarta be in-process help things?
> -Steve
>
>
