Am 22.06.2006 um 13:48 schrieb Zachery Bir:
Woops. Like I said, too long since I played in it. It runs request.getClientAddr(), which does take HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR, but only if the default REMOTE_ADDR is in an attribute called `trusted_proxies`. From lib/python/ZPublisher/HTTPRequest.py (in some 2.7 branch):# The trusted_proxies configuration setting contains a sequence # of front-end proxies that are trusted to supply an accurate# X_FORWARDED_FOR header. If REMOTE_ADDR is one of the values in this list # and it has set an X_FORWARDED_FOR header, ZPublisher copies REMOTE_ADDR # into X_FORWARDED_BY, and the last element of the X_FORWARDED_FOR list# into REMOTE_ADDR. X_FORWARDED_FOR is left unchanged. # The ZConfig machinery may sets this attribute on initialization # if any trusted-proxies are defined in the configuration file. trusted_proxies = [](again, this is all if you're using mod_rewrite and VirtualHostMonster)
Thank you Zac, yes I'm using mod_rewrite and VHM. I added the trusty- proxy directive into etc/zope.conf, but this seems to not work. But on further on this route I added a patch from Dieter Maurer to SiteAccess/VHM and I have now the right "REMOTE_ADDR" in the request. But no access to secured pages :-)
Another thing I noticed it, that I see that a user authenticated by the cookie-login runs through the code of domain_auth. And the cookie- plugin is used for credential extraction. As far as I understand, the actual authentication is done later. So if the cookie-plugin does not found an appropriate cookie it redirects to the login-page and the domain_auth plugin is never used?
With regards and thanks for the help,
__Janko
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