I just wondered if there is an "AUTHENTICATED_USER.authenticate(userName,
password)" that I could call from a form. And then bypass all that IIS mumbo
jumbo completely.
Guess I will have to dig the sources.
Regards Max M
Max M. W. Rasmussen, Denmark. New Media Director
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Dieter Maurer
> I have installed zope on port 8080 on a win 2K machine.
>
> It runs nicely, but due to firewalls and other reasons it has to run on
port
> 80. So I have added zope.pcgi etc. to the IIS. And it runs nicely.
>
> But when I try to use a manage page I cannot log in without being a
member
> of the win2K domain, and that is not feasible in this case. I have tried
all
> setting, I think.
You either access Zope for management purposes on 8080
or you learn how to convince IIS to forward authentication
information. Maybe "doc/WEBSERVER.txt" says something about this
issue.
Dieter
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