On Feb 1, 2006, at 4:29 PM, Matthew Good wrote:
No, Trac does not store a table of users in the database. Examples
are
provided for .htaccess since this is usually the easiest method to set
up, but you can use any authentication method provided by Apache. So,
if you do want to create users in your PostgreSql database there are
Apache modules to support that, but you're also encouraged to use
something like LDAP if you already have it available for
authenticating
users.
Makes sense, wasn't thinking that all the way through.
So another question that is not clear after wiking around. Say I use
LDAP/Kerberos/PKI/biometrics to provide authentication to apache.
That info is passed on to the application (Trac) as a REMOTE_USER
(assumption on my part). Where is authorization info stored by Trac?
Steve Cochran
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