Marty, David,
Thanks for the replies...
We are using a Cornell developed SSO called CUWebAuth, and adding the
tomcatAuthentication="false" directive did the trick. Transparent login
working beautifully 400 (soon to be 4000) happy users.
Thanks,
Karel
At 09:50 AM 2/26/2006, you wrote:
In your connector config in server.xml add tomcatAuthentication="false".
This will allow the auth info from Apache through.
Karel Sedlacek wrote:
Is there something I need to do in order to make sure that Tomcat is
passing along REMOTE_USER? I have a Hyperion report server installation
that we want to convert to using transparent logon using delivered CGI
macros $REMOTE_USER$ and $TRUSTEDPASS$. When I reconfigure the
Authentication service to use the macros, and hit the URL protected by
our SSO mechanism the behavior appears as though REMOTE_USER is not
populated. Apache is definitely passing the header attribute as we use
it extensively on this site for non-Tomcat applications. Help! Thanks!
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